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Old 09-27-2007, 01:11 PM   #2
SteveDallas
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A great deal of what you know is wrong. Maybe even half!
This is an assumption on your part. How do you know what I know?

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when you deal with someone whose belief systems are different than your own, you often start from the perspective that yours is correct while the other's is incorrect.
Again, an assumption!

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But the truth is, there's a really good chance that yours is incorrect.
Even if I stipulate that, why should I assume that the other person is more likely to be correct than me? If you (for example) seem so certain that I have 50% of my stuff wrong, why should I not be certain the same is true for you? Even assuming we're both correct, how does each of us know which 50%?

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So why do you think you're the one who's sussed it all out?
I don't.
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What are you going to do about that?
Go home and eat dinner.
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