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Why should we care what you believe to be true, when you don’t provide empirical backup and no scientific method? This is less than interesting - it dilutes the
by tilt_error 7y ago
Why should we care what you believe to be true, when you don’t provide empirical backup and no scientific method? This is less than interesting - it dilutes the discussions around the matter at hand.
- jMyles 7y ago1) This comment is unnecessarily mean. 2) The comment is about the limits of our understanding and how they affect our outlook, so your criticism about not providing "empirical backup and no scientific method" are a non sequitur.
- BuckRogers 7y agoIt doesn't read as mean to me, it's just the truth. The OP made a claim, "So, no, it most likely doesn't operate at tipping point for the majority of people." and failed to back it up with any evidence. In fact, his premise is that this is "his vision". Tilt_error was so logically correct in his statement, that I appreciated reading it. Clear thinking helps everyone.