Nick Sheridan

@TwitSheridan It's more that @RichardDawkins is shocked and indignant when others are seemingly incurious and accepting of inaccuracy.

@TwitSheridan @RichardDawkins If that's not the definition of truth, then what is?

@TwitSheridan @RichardDawkins Well, those two are arguably the same thing. The opposite of both would be compliance with fakery.

@TwitSheridan @RichardDawkins If an inaccuracy is germane to the substance of a claim, then being obsessive about it is rather a good idea.

@TwitSheridan @RichardDawkins "dedication to accuracy" is necessary IMHO. FWIF, I'd rather he be obsessed with that than not.

@TwitSheridan @RichardDawkins If anything we need MORE dedication to accuracy in out world, not LESS. Chiding someone for it is nonsensical.

@TwitSheridan @RichardDawkins Next you'll say "let go and let God!" LACK of dedication to accuracy is root of all our societal problems

@TwitSheridan @RichardDawkins Then what is truth? I do the exact same thing. Gets me in trouble a lot, to the point I wish I didn't care.

@TwitSheridan @RichardDawkins Exactly what scientists do, inaccuracy leaves room for error.

@TwitSheridan @RichardDawkins "Unnecessary dedication" oh that's just too beautiful. Can I steal that?

@TwitSheridan well stated. I was searching for similar words to describe his dance with self-immolation.

@TwitSheridan @RichardDawkins I love the verbaige

@TwitSheridan " unnecessary dedication to accuracy " @RichardDawkins Huh? What a silly statement

@TwitSheridan BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!

@TwitSheridan < YEAH! we call those Catholics.. @RichardDawkins