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He is asking why you believe something if there is no proof. Rationally proof should precede belief, but suspicion is better suited to describe your position. I
by singlow 11y ago
He is asking why you believe something if there is no proof. Rationally proof should precede belief, but suspicion is better suited to describe your position. I understand your use of the word "belief" but I think I do prefer his usage.
- CaptSpify 11y agoOh, I see. Yes, just poor wording on my part thanks