More equanimity than intelligence, and probably more epistemic humility than 'intellectual humility' > It is not important to know where the voices are coming

More equanimity than intelligence, and probably more epistemic humility than 'intellectual humility' > It is not important to know where the voices are coming from. It had just been demonstrated to me that prior to turning around I did not know their origin, and yet I was comfortable having taken on the “mere belief,” and as it turned out the false belief, that nobody was there. [...] And after I was forced to change my belief, it was still fine.