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I would say I am my own authority on what I accept. However, your authority is the government, consensus opinion, journals, HN - not yourself. If something is
by feralimal 6y ago
I would say I am my own authority on what I accept. However, your authority is the government, consensus opinion, journals, HN - not yourself.
If something is not proven to me, I'm not going to pretend it has been. For most, authority is from outside. 'My teachers/lecturers/TV/parents/etc say this, they wouldn't lie, would they?' Its not malicious, but the lies are propagated. The reason is that no one - NO ONE - is doing their own research to verify anything, lies and confusion are spread.
So, I would say you have 0 proof to believe what you believe. If you try to prove what you believe in to yourself, you will find that you cannot satisfactorily do so. So why believe it? I'm just not believing things that I have no evidence for. And once you remove the un-evidenced crap, a different picture emerges. But you are easy to use the term 'conspiracy theory' to avoid to have to engage with what I raise.
Seriously - take my challenge - try to create water out of the 2 gases. Or to separate them from water. You won't be able to do it. Which shows you how little you know.
- gverrilla 6y agoWe know very little, yes. And sciences fail to admit this often. We are very confused, too. But it seems your just settling for alternative false stories. Did you study enough chemistry to say something like that? Doesn't seem so. It seems you are just watching some youtube video that defies traditional authority with some new bullshit. You said some group has full control of social appearance (for 100years at least), and when I ask for more info you just deviate. On the other hand, I'm sure your intentions are the best and I think you are and should keep being free to think however you like. The great challenge is: what it achieves?