rules for the separation of ideas and things, beliefs and practices
whatever you believe in you are not allowed to practice whatever you practice you are not allowed to believe in ideas are not to be realized in things things are not to be idealized in ideas you can practice something as long as you don't believe in it you can believe in something as long as you don't practice it this will rid us of hypocrisy by making it default the two worlds what about causality? the real and the possible? and language, and self-understanding? say you believe it's raining - stop, is that a belief already? let's define belief as something that is necessary to propose to be existent you believe in something on the basis that you don't know for example a belief in god is rather on the basis that he doesn't exist than that he does. because if he existed it wouldn't be necessary to believe in him. on the other hand, if he didn't exist it would also surely be unnecessary to believe in him. ergo, it's unnecessary to believe in him. and beliefs in general might be of the same class when you believe it's raining, isn't it already something you know, and then already in the concept there's some hypocrisy, something that is a firm basis in you comes out as an opinion, or a fact comes out as a belief also a cultural buffer, people necessarily disagree because they have their own bodies if you had my arm maybe not we went for a walk and here we are, where ever it is
