Yes My friend, that is why the Caveat, "In our own eyes"
On Sep 1, 12:31 am, archytas <[email protected]> wrote:
> The world is surely already more screwed than this Facil. Most people
> are wrong most of the time.
>
> On 1 Sep, 04:41, facilitator <[email protected]> wrote:
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> > I like questions. I don't so much like a whole lot of rambling. I
> > prefer to think I can pretty much answer, to my satisfaction anyway,
> > just about any question that is out there. I gives me pause to think
> > and to ponder perhaps a way of looking at things in a new way. Not
> > that I like change, especially when it's my thinking that needs
> > adjustment. (I prefer oft times for the "Other" guy/gal to be wrong).
> > It makes me feel better about myself when I find that my thinking is
> > at the very least, cohesive and sound. I had an "argument" with a
> > gentlemen once who concluded thus: (Regarding what appeared to be a
> > very polar stalemate, He said) "Either I am right and you are wrong,
> > or you are right and I am wrong". I though for a moment and
> > responded "It is possible we both could be wrong".
> > So my question is "how often are you wrong?"
>
> > Certainly, I think, if we are honest with ourselves, we might
> > conclude that we are in error maybe about 5 or 10 percent of the
> > time, (in our own eyes). So how is it possible the world can better
> > itself if both sides are right?- Hide quoted text -
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