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A check for honesty.

How honest are you in your conviction to the worldview you belong yourself?

Raham 3 Sep 24
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what kind of question is that? you appear to assume both that everyone, or at least everyone here, has a discernible and inflexible worldview, and that everyone, or at least everyone here, provided that worldview is discernible, is dedicated to keeping it inflexible. how is learning and growing not honest?

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It's just a question.

@Raham i was asking for an explanation of the aspects of it that baffled me. "it's just a question" is rather evasive. i thought my questions about your question were valid.

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I answered on your question "how is learning and growing not ". I am still baffled by sorts of evidences you want to be on your table. hehe

@Raham no you didn't. you just said it's a question. that was no kind of answer at all. but don't worry about it. if you could have given a thoughtful answer you would have by now.

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Honesty's not a word I use very often because it's tied to "truth..." Truth is a concept that we can seek, but can never really know... that's why we have science, and that's why our science changes all the time. I think of myself as trying to be integrous to those things I understand and that I seek to do no harm to others... and when I do... try to clean it up.

Yep, we err usually, but I can't conceive how we are seeking for truth in which you say, we can never know?

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I think that is an impossible question to answer.

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