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This gets at a common confusion about what it means to "believe" "true" things. @Meaningness has written some about this, and I'm excited that he's writing more: https://meaningness.com/eggplant/opening …pic.twitter.com/yJj5Sy2f6E
Feeling trust and hope in a therapy method is not a purely mental phenomenon, separated from the world. It has very real physical effects in your body; your autonomic nervous system is doing stuff, your muscle tension is doing stuff, etc.
Inspiration is actually healing; lack of inspiration may make the difference between a therapy method (or whatever else) making progress or not. That's not something I used to appreciate at all.
Above for "therapy method" one can also substitute "spiritual path." This stuff seems to get super complicated. Still pondering all this.
And it seems like you are talking about the usefulness of believing things (true or false). Were you intending to take the meta-rationalist stance as described in that meaningness screenshot?
Something like it. I agree with David that there's something iffy about the rationalist ontology around "truth" and "belief" and that a more meta-rationalist ontology has more room for good stuff.
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