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In my opinion, that supports the thesis even further. It's not necessary to believe something is true in order to use the information: one can provisionally acc
by rendall 8y ago
In my opinion, that supports the thesis even further. It's not necessary to believe something is true in order to use the information: one can provisionally accept it until more information comes in. Ideally, this is how the scientific method works.
- imartin2k 8y agoAgree. Also many people ignore that it is actually possible to accept that something is unknown, at least at a given moment. Many of the most absurd beliefs are the consequence of people not being able to accept that there is not an answer (yet) for a phenomenon. So instead, they rely on "believing" to create an illusion of certainty for themselves.