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What you're saying only makes sense as long on no one acts on their unsupportable beliefs in a hidden world. As soon as they start behaving in a manner inconsis
by DannoHung 14y ago
What you're saying only makes sense as long on no one acts on their unsupportable beliefs in a hidden world. As soon as they start behaving in a manner inconsistent with the mean collective human perception of reality, they become a danger to themselves and others.
- kijin 14y agoYou could say the same about anyone who deviates from the norms of whatever society he's in. One could say that Richard Stallman, for example, "behaves in a manner inconsistent with the mean collective human perception of reality". But is he a danger to himself and others just because he does so?
- etherael 14y agoInconsistent with the mean collective human perception of reality, or inconsistent with an accurate perception of reality? If there's anything that ought to be clear from the article I would think that it's that these two are not the same thing?