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Ain't No Hate (Like christian "Love")

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  • snoopsqueak@lemmy.todayS snoopsqueak@lemmy.today

    You cannot hold the belief that your knowledge is valid or invalid as you lack sufficient reason to hold it.

    Wrong, I have evidence I have sensed with my senses and processed with my brain.

    If you deny the principle of sufficient reason, you fall into absurdism and contradiction.

    Can you demonstrate that?

    There's no truth as there's no sufficient reason deeming something true or false

    Wrong, there is evidence and we can repeatedly test it.

    And yes, thats the point, truth exists and thus we are conversing.

    Right. I believe you exist because you're here. I don't believe god exists because he's never been here.

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    1. Falling into absurdism like "truth does not exist" or "knowledge does not exist", one of the examples is being unable to determine if your knowledge is valid or not
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    • homosapien@lemmy.dbzer0.comH homosapien@lemmy.dbzer0.com
      1. Falling into absurdism like "truth does not exist" or "knowledge does not exist", one of the examples is being unable to determine if your knowledge is valid or not
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      "truth does not exist" or "knowledge does not exist"

      I never said that. You did.

      I don't reject truth or knowledge. I do reject the principal of sufficient reason, because it's unproven bullshit.

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      • snoopsqueak@lemmy.todayS snoopsqueak@lemmy.today

        "truth does not exist" or "knowledge does not exist"

        I never said that. You did.

        I don't reject truth or knowledge. I do reject the principal of sufficient reason, because it's unproven bullshit.

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        @SnoopSqueak If you reject the principle of sufficient reason, then science is over. The principle of cause and effect is at the heart of every scientific endeavor.

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