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I've always thought that is a really interesting question (your first one, that is). I first ran across it being used by John Brockman (https://www.edge.org/re
by FiatLuxDave 9y ago
I've always thought that is a really interesting question (your first one, that is). I first ran across it being used by John Brockman (https://www.edge.org/responses/what-do-you-believe-is-true-even-though-you-cannot-prove-it https://www.edge.org/responses/what-do-you-believe-is-true-e...). I wonder if Peter heard it from John, or or vice versa, or if they both got it from a common source?
- danieltillett 9y agoThe tell me something you believe that nobody else believes is there is nothing non-trival that I believe that someone out there doesn’t also believe. I have always thought the closely related question of "what do you believe to be true than almost nobody else does” is better.