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I don't really want to go into all of it here, but if you want to know the general layout see my debate, "Kantian Ethics vs Utilitarianism"

  Then tell me what you think.

Define "trinary"

What im saying is you could choose any third thing to make the example, but it would still seem arbitrary. I could say "two eyes and a brain to process it." That doesn't mean those are the only three things about that system, so it isn't clear what you're trying to demonstrate with these examples.

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Bilateral ovaries and internalized entrance { Xx

  Why choose the entrance to the "place" as the thirdling for your example? It seems arbitrary.

"randomness"

  How is a cause effect relationship random? What do you mean by random? If a physical system works a certain way mechanically, that isn't random. Maybe you're confusing probabilistic with random. But probabilistic theories are often fundamentally deterministic, like fluid dynamics 

Free will cannot exist if everything is the inevitable result of an unbroken chain of events leading back to the dawn of time, because physical causality determines action at the most fundamental level.

Scientific determinism was formalized with laplace's demon. Suppose there was a demon with perfect knowledge of every particle and thing in the universe, or perfect knowledge of the present. That demon should necessarily be able to perfectly predict the future. 

  Causality is the bedrock of determinism. That's why it's called causal determinism. 

"What for?"

"In fact, no - a murderer would be just as dangerous to society even if he was a robot"

Well if free will exists then determinism isn't true. But scientific determinism can be argued with great force. You dropped that the cosmological argument isn't an argument for god. You seem to be presupposing gods existence and reasoning from there.

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A wise man once told me that we are all but slaves to our own desires. 

Just me

6 busy mice run from shelve to shelve.
Inside of this lady's kitchen and cupboards they delve.
One finds some cheese, another finds a trap,
One mouse finds a bottlecap for little a hat.
One finds a baseball, that was too big to carry,
And frankly quite useless to a mouse on the scurry.
One finds some army men strewn all about,
But the final one found something they couldn't do without.
The meeces looked in awe at the sight that they beheld.
They hadn't mind to speak, as they began to delve.
Some knawing here, a nibble there, 'fore long the box gave way.
Inside was the sweet surprise of cereal!
To mice it is surreal.
They had found the treasure trove,
Of snacks to bring back home. 
Now it was time to feast.

It could be argued to be a monetary vacuum blowing tons of resources on something with way too many physical barriers. If I remember from school, the colony can't be above ground bc of the multi-month dust storms and lack of atmosphere. And it can't be below ground because of the ravenous, constant earthquakes.

Also, it's not that atheists invented a term and definition so that they can be godless. There's just people who don't believe in god. Those whose understanding of the world does not include a supernatural god are not theists. Well what's a better way of saying "not theists"? A-theist, because a means not. It's just a way of shorthanding the demographic of non-believers.