Re:Misperceptions of the opponent fringe and miscalibration ...
by mistermann on Thursday May 12, 2022 @10:11AM
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> Ok, I will say out loud, it is correct thing to say.
It may be a "correct thing to say" (aka: popular), but this is distinctly different from correct from en epistemology perspective.
> But it was part I 100% agree with.
You are welcome to agree, but I am discussing what is true (and indirectly, the nature of human consciousness, which renders the customized/unique "reality" that each person on this forum experiences, and tends to mistake for reality itself).
It may be a "correct thing to say" (aka: popular), but this is distinctly different from correct from en epistemology perspective.
> But it was part I 100% agree with.
You are welcome to agree, but I am discussing what is true (and indirectly, the nature of human consciousness, which renders the customized/unique "reality" that each person on this forum experiences, and tends to mistake for reality itself).