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Majorion · 01-25-2010, 05:59 PM

There are times when I could fit the skeptic definition and times when my own intuition is enough for me. The problem with intuition is its not enough for most people, especially if you're debating something, people wanna see hard evidence when theres a claim they find hard to believe, and boy are there a ton of 'hard to believe' claims. But there's a good thing in all that, it pushes you to find evidence for all your 'beliefs', so the next time you're debating something or questioning one of your own long held beliefs, you'll want to have something tangible as an affirmation, and if you really look for it you'll definitely end up finding eventually.

01-25-2010, 05:59 PM	#3
Majorion Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: ∞ Posts: 654	Re: Belief or Skepticism/The Deciding Factor There are times when I could fit the skeptic definition and times when my own intuition is enough for me. The problem with intuition is its not enough for most people, especially if you're debating something, people wanna see hard evidence when theres a claim they find hard to believe, and boy are there a ton of 'hard to believe' claims. But there's a good thing in all that, it pushes you to find evidence for all your 'beliefs', so the next time you're debating something or questioning one of your own long held beliefs, you'll want to have something tangible as an affirmation, and if you really look for it you'll definitely end up finding eventually.