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The resolution source for this market will be a consensus of credible sources. I'm too skeptical to believe that a source is credible if that source claims any
by delichon 1y ago
The resolution source for this market will be a consensus of credible sources.
I'm too skeptical to believe that a source is credible if that source claims any resurrection, let alone of a messiah. If a man who looks just like Jesus in the images showed up and performed all of the same miracles, I still wouldn't believe it. I wouldn't believe it if the Pope declared it true, or something claiming to be God announced it into my ear.
At the very least they should name the credible sources in advance, because the bet is on their credulity.
- ARandomerDude 1y ago[flagged]
- tempestn 1y agoThis is actually interesting. What would make you believe it? Is there any evidence at all? I agree that almost anything I can think of would be more likely some kind of trick. Or in the most extreme examples I'd have to assume there's a good chance I was experiencing some kind of psychosis. So I'm not sure I could actually be convinced either. I suppose if I personally witnessed clearly impossible miracles being performed and multiple people I know and trust corroborated what I was seeing, that might do it.