It takes more superstition to believe in metaphysical naturalism (which is essentially what contemporary science accepts as true without fully examining it in a larger context) than it does to believe the boy walked up the wall.
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Really? You have the ability to quantify superstition obectively such that you can determine which takes more?
Do share the calculus, please.
I’ll rephrase it for you, because I really think you might learn from a sincere discussion of this:
It takes a significant amount of superstition to believe in metaphysical naturalism.