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<blockquote data-quote="IncommensurableLoop" data-source="post: 216728" data-attributes="member: 12241"><p>Aren’t all answers found through belief. Nobody can be correct all the time and I don’t know anyone that performed experiments or got answers being skeptical. Even when what they were skeptical about ended up being the answer only to be tested once every other Avenue was resulting with no success, forced down that last path they finally were to give it a shot. My point being is that a trail of breadcrumbs is open to interpretation. It could be free food or it could be a trap. You’re never going to know what’s correct until it is explored and evaluated. Personally 98% of time the only thing I care about is truth. But truth is sometimes not the natural truth. Just misguided truth. You’re touching on a topic I find very interesting and I find myself thinking about a lot. We only know what we know and if we knew the truth about everything would life have meaning still? Nothing new to explore and engage with, learn. That being said I always wish I knew more but it’s often difficult to find those knitty gritty answers. Especially when mainstream science makes me go hmmm that can’t be right</p><p></p><p>“can you deem something inconclusive when not enough info to debunk or confirm?”</p><p></p><p>a true scientist would do this but consciously it’s really hard to do or say. The truth is often times you’re correct this is the Avenue that should be taken. Not just accepting the answer that we are immediately given when things are indeed inconclusive. Even conclusive answers may not be true in the long run provided there’s hidden factors never accounted for. I guess the best we can do is say something is conclusive based on current understanding of all factors we are aware of</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="IncommensurableLoop, post: 216728, member: 12241"] Aren’t all answers found through belief. Nobody can be correct all the time and I don’t know anyone that performed experiments or got answers being skeptical. Even when what they were skeptical about ended up being the answer only to be tested once every other Avenue was resulting with no success, forced down that last path they finally were to give it a shot. My point being is that a trail of breadcrumbs is open to interpretation. It could be free food or it could be a trap. You’re never going to know what’s correct until it is explored and evaluated. Personally 98% of time the only thing I care about is truth. But truth is sometimes not the natural truth. Just misguided truth. You’re touching on a topic I find very interesting and I find myself thinking about a lot. We only know what we know and if we knew the truth about everything would life have meaning still? Nothing new to explore and engage with, learn. That being said I always wish I knew more but it’s often difficult to find those knitty gritty answers. Especially when mainstream science makes me go hmmm that can’t be right “can you deem something inconclusive when not enough info to debunk or confirm?” a true scientist would do this but consciously it’s really hard to do or say. The truth is often times you’re correct this is the Avenue that should be taken. Not just accepting the answer that we are immediately given when things are indeed inconclusive. Even conclusive answers may not be true in the long run provided there’s hidden factors never accounted for. I guess the best we can do is say something is conclusive based on current understanding of all factors we are aware of [/QUOTE]
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