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I still think it's a very bad word to pick. "Belief" is widely accepted to mean holding a proposition regardless of evidence, which isn't something you could ca

I still think it's a very bad word to pick. "Belief" is widely accepted to mean holding a proposition regardless of evidence, which isn't something you could call "scientific".

hasenj 16y ago
> "Belief" is widely accepted to mean holding a proposition regardless of evidence No, "belief" and "evidence" are orthogonal.
- pbhjpbhj 16y ago
  >No, "belief" and "evidence" are orthogonal. In which case no evidence exists for us.