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"Believe" doesn't seem to be used in the sense of arbitrary belief here; it's used more in the sense in which something is expected to be the case with less tha
by amalcon 16y ago
"Believe" doesn't seem to be used in the sense of arbitrary belief here; it's used more in the sense in which something is expected to be the case with less than conclusive proof, such as how I believe that the weather is pretty much the same as last time I looked out the window.
With that in mind, I would actually expect the opposite trend: for belief to grow at a faster rate than proof. Historically, answers have normally led to more questions.