I vociferously agree. For me, this is sort of the ultimate somewhat Zen like lesson I've distilled from the skeptical movement. It's good to know you have thes

I vociferously agree. For me, this is sort of the ultimate somewhat Zen like lesson I've distilled from the skeptical movement. It's good to know you have these faiths and biases. But it's only less naive to think you have the time or the capacity to out-think them all. It's troubling to me that I see a lot of the folks in the modern rationalist movement go hard at other people for not being "rational" or not using "facts" when what they should've learned is to be tremendously suspicious of their own conclusions and to hold them very loosely.