> Somethings are asserted (rather than argued) as axioms, because they give rise to useful interpretations of reality. By who, and to what end? Most people do

> Somethings are asserted (rather than argued) as axioms, because they give rise to useful interpretations of reality. By who, and to what end? Most people don't even know what an axiom is. Axioms are for playing logic games in math land - there is no reason why we should adopt a similar approach to everyday life. Let me explain something about useful interpretations - we call those science. Science is when you go on to see what is, repeatedly, verifiably so. I challenge you to find a more useful interpretation of reality, than one that we can replicate trillions of times, reliably, to achieve wonders no human thought possible a hundred years ago.