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I think it's precisely because we don't know that people have such strong opinions. People get to fill in what they want to believe, then argue a point that can
by calibas 6y ago
I think it's precisely because we don't know that people have such strong opinions. People get to fill in what they want to believe, then argue a point that can never really be proven wrong or right.
- bostonsre 6y agoYea.. saying "I don't know" is extremely powerful and important but it doesn't seem to be said enough.
- catlifeonmars 6y agoExactly. And in the face of ambiguity, the payoff for having a strong opinion can be fairly high because you cannot be proven wrong.