The discussion revolves around a poll asking participants how many gods they do not believe in, based on a figure of 2,870 known deities. The poll's structure leads to confusion, with participants interpreting the results in various ways. Some argue that if one believes in one god, they might still consider other gods as representations of that singular deity, leading to debates about monotheism and polytheism. The concept of atheism is explored, with some participants suggesting that true atheism would mean believing in none of the gods, while others argue that lacking belief does not equate to actively disbelieving. The conversation also touches on the Invisible Pink Unicorn and other humorous references to deities, illustrating the playful tone of the thread. Participants express a desire for clearer options in the poll and engage in philosophical discussions about belief, evidence, and the nature of gods. Overall, the thread highlights the complexity of belief systems and the nuances in how individuals define their spirituality or lack thereof.