Is everyone technically an agnostic?
Or is everyone technically an bio organisms, a human being.and individualism first?. Or all above?

Whatever beliefs anyone holds is a mix between what they experienced growing up as children and the efforts they made to consider the issues supporting their beliefs. Is being an atheist, agnostic, or religious onesided is limiting your potential growths.As to potentially the well being of a high energy being or spiritual sided?
Agnosticism struggle with God concept is purely a human construct. Or the universe suggests any sort of overriding intelligence intentionally making their will manifest within this universe. Or what evidence suggests any sort super-being from the religious side is required for nature to function. How does it all.inherent to connect with what we all feel toward life, this planet, and all its inhabitants. I don't learn much particularly from religion as it was written into the dark ages, almost opposite from the 99% spiritual unknowns and dwelling in fear of regrets, not that healthy for my well being. Don't learn much fron Government or bankers as they are the greatest scammer today, more dangerous than religion.
The God concepts based on fear is losing this connection. Although Religion has the experience of history and is not lame. Personally I don't invest much energy into religion or politics, yet life would be boring without these over dramatically acclaimed queens and kings. To over focus only on thing one loses by divesting themselves of the mind-numbing pollution of anthropomorphized wishful thinking is the cloud fogging their brains.

At its root, “agnostic” means “without knowledge”~~and “gnostic” means “with knowledge”.I don’t like labels, yet If one must label me, agnostic is acceptable amoug 1000s of other things. “belief” is not knowledge.although everything achieved in life was all once imagined.

You and I--and everyone else who ever lived--cannot help but to be part agnostic. Trust my heart to lead first, stortly followed by the mind, alway works for me.

What works for you?