[ SECRET POST #4394 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4394 ⌋

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Comments

Re: What is something you regret doing,

[(Anonymous)]

Trying to logic people out of any belief or stance they have that isn't founded on logic

The problem is you usually can't tell it's based on feels without engaging first because people don't like to admit "I just feel something is correct and choose to believe it in spite of all the evidence otherwise"

If they were upfront about that, it would be easier

Re: What is something you regret doing,

[(Anonymous)]

Truth begins in error.

Re: What is something you regret doing,

[(Anonymous)]

But not all errors lead to truth.

Errors only lead to truth if the person uses logic to determine that something is an error, error = not truth, therefore the truth must be something else. If that's not there, then all you have is plain unfounded faith in whatever and that stays exactly where it is because feels

Re: What is something you regret doing,

[(Anonymous)]

Ugh, I hear you. Unfortunately, nobody likes to think they're being anything other than rational, even when they're not. Getting confronted with their lack of knowledge or logic makes them mad at you, because it's easier than admitting they're being ridiculous. They can't even be upfront with themselves, never mind other people.