take it as a possibility and feel free to exhaustively search the space of alternatives and see where they get you, while never forgetting the way back, so you can apply the rule to itself, which of course you must
Personally, I probably have a brain that is naturally disinclined to obeyance (even toward myself). I also grew up in an atheist world but with inconsistent teleological metaphysics (East Germany), so I saw myself forced to reject external epistemological offerings.
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Yes, I agree. I think environment does play a role in making us psychologically more or less inclined to a particular position. But I think the tweet that accompanied this one indicates that you are also working out a rational argument in defense of reason. Is this correct?
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I am not a priori committed to reason, I just have a model of the space of results of picking the alternatives.
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