hndissapointed

4 ms·

1. 1.▲
   by hndissapointed 12y ago

   I am inclined to agree with much of what you said (though, not all of it). However, you are making a lot of claims without supplying us with supporting evidence. Can you please provide names of books, studies, or links, etc.? Specifically,
2. 2.▲
   by hndissapointed 12y ago

   > Very intelligent, otherwise rational people believe in false propositions that make them feel happy, relieved or secure all the time. Exactly. I too have found that many people like to have their "ears tickled". It feels like
3. 3.▲
   by hndissapointed 12y ago

   >Blithely dismiss In regards to Greek Mythology (adopted by the Romans), the majority of people I know have learned about this in their public school curriculum (multiple years). So "blithely" is a fallacious argument. >Cons