Everyone has been wrong about something they once believed was definitely true. Understanding the limits of your knowledge and being eager to change your mind when presented with good evidence are fundamental to the proper wielding of truth.
Everyone has been wrong about something they once believed was definitely true. Understanding the limits of your knowledge and being eager to change your mind when presented with good evidence are fundamental to the proper wielding of truth.
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There is a mantra:
I am the light
I am the love
I am the truth
I am
What do you think about that?
Much prefer the philosophical musing: “Man alive!”
Yeah, rereading it, I don't think the direct inverse really works. Do rocks think? Maybe, but if they do, its probably not to the point where they ask questions. Or maybe they do... Or maybe the lack of questions implies a lack of existence... Or maybe I'm taking it too far 😂
Or maybe I'm not taking too far 🤔... The Greeks categorized rocks as thanatos... Thanatos, bios, and zoe. And the kairos! Ignition, striking while the iron is hot, the spark that makes the bios tick. I f'n love the Greeks.
Tell me more, if thou wouldst