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It does seem like odd phrasing. It's correct to not fully trust anything until it's gone through a long verification process.
by MichaelZuo 3y ago
It does seem like odd phrasing. It's correct to not fully trust anything until it's gone through a long verification process.
- ketzo 3y agoDon't you have to put some amount of trust in an idea to even consider verifying? And have even more trust in the idea to perform your experiments in the first place? Even in medicine, there has to be someone willing to challenge status-quo ideas, or there's nothing to feed into the "long verification process" in the first place. How do you decide when to be that person?
- MichaelZuo 3y agoThis seems to be responding to a different comment?