Agnostic. Agnosticism is the understanding that the non-falsifiable cannot be known to exist, and atheism is the understanding that you can't afford belief to the unsubstantiated anyway.

For practical purposes the "odds of gods" are so vanishingly small that it's a legitimate semantic shortcut to say that a specific god does not exist, however, in a technical, philosophical sense, we cannot stake a knowledge claim and therefore, there's no basis to form beliefs about it, one way OR the other.

Still, in that circumstance, one lives and makes decisions exactly the same as if one were quite sure there are no deities.

Pick a god to ask me about. I'm probably a gnostic atheist in regard to that god. In regard to all unexaminable possibilities, e.g. aliens or simulation theory, no one is a gnostic anything.

neither. i don't claim to know for certain, but i do claim to feel certain nonetheless. it depends on the definition of knowing. for example, no one actually knows, objectively, whether or not this is all a dream, but those of us who are not confined to the psychiatric ward do functionally know it's real. i functionally know there are no gods.

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