Post #3087528

Ah, no wonder you're having a epistemological crisis then. It must be hard only being able to do binary (true/false) logic when thinking about your own reasoning. I'm sorry you're going through that. I understand that intellectually you may have given the possibility that I'm at least partially right about reasoning zero credence. But, like, come oooon. You must remember times in your own life when you learned new ways of reasoning and changed your confidence in your beliefs as a result. So how surprised would you *really* be if you learned something new about how to reason? Can you really tell yourself you never expect that to happen again? Doesn't it *feel* more like when you're reading a book and you can't predict what the next page is going to read?