RE: Formulating a rational defense of skepticism (a work in progress)
September 4, 2012 at 4:33 pm
(This post was last modified: September 4, 2012 at 4:40 pm by The Grand Nudger.)
That's perfectly fine, but do remember your skepticism may be rendering counterproductive results. Isn't it time for you to be skeptical about your skepticism, or is only one party in this conversation willing to be consistent or rational?
Skepticism isn't really capable of elaborating, is it now? See what I mean about expectations?
(You went off the rails from the very start, "rampant skepticism" amounts to little more than "rampant questioning of claims". You are essentially searching for a rational defense of reason.)
Skepticism isn't really capable of elaborating, is it now? See what I mean about expectations?
(You went off the rails from the very start, "rampant skepticism" amounts to little more than "rampant questioning of claims". You are essentially searching for a rational defense of reason.)
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