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You’re taking the example too literal. It’s not raining, you only think it is. A better example would be climate change. Climate is changing, but I don’t beli
by eksemplar 8y ago
You’re taking the example too literal. It’s not raining, you only think it is.
A better example would be climate change.
Climate is changing, but I don’t believe it is. In this the point that psychology and logic don’t integrate so well is clearer, because the issue is so politicized while also a logical fact.
It’s the difference between saying, I think it’s raining and asserting that it is. The point isn’t to say that it’s not raining, it’s to say that you should consider that the way you experience the world might not be as logically as you know.