What if you believe some nonsense yourself? Isn't there a danger of mislabelling others?
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Replying to @HPluckrose
I seems that you define a sceptic as one who conforms to your nonsense? I'd hoped for something a bit more secure than that.
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Replying to @pogsurf
No. I define a sceptic as someone who does their absolute best not to believe in things without evidence but we're all fallible.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @pogsurf
I'm fairly sure I don't believe in any nonsense but if I did, I wouldn't know it. Helps not to be completely certain abt anything.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
When was the last time you changed your mind? Could you have been believing something that others would call nonsense?
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Replying to @pogsurf
I think it was when I realised tarot cards didn't work. But I wasn't at all sceptical then. I change my views a lot.Different.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
Why is that different? You believed something which you presumably now think is nonsense. Why can't it happen again?
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Replying to @pogsurf
I don't believe in things any more. That was a matter of belief - of faith. I had to change my way of thinking.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @pogsurf
I did that. Now I think things are probable,improbable or don't know how probable. I don't have a mindset that 'believes in' things
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I might not be explaining very well. I don't mean I can't be wrong. I can be mistaken. I mean that I approach things differently.
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