Put in a good word for old yodl, will ya, jic. "He tried, he wanted to believe. Alas, he was too logical for his own good."

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I certainly will, but... That is neither how belief nor logic work. I don't fault you, I am a skeptic on the far side of a decision. Given flawless logic, a conclusion is only as good the axioms it is based on. Given flawless axioms a conclusion is only as good as the logic leading to it. I am not claiming better axioms (how would I know?) but I would presume that a difference in belief came from a difference in assumptions not in logical rigor.