Superior knowledge? No, only the outcome of my own perceptions. Boasting, if that is what you call expressing opinion, then I must be doing it.
Reality? Some truely seek it, not for comfort, although this is sometimes found, but to understand ones self, which is made easier when assuming nothing, begining from the begining, verifying as much as possible, and most important, a willingness to adapt and accept new information with as little bias and false sentiment as possible while knowing that the entire truth will most likely never be known.
This is the mindset all grownups should have, in my opinion of course :) Why not discredit something I have said to go along with and strengthen your statement, thats what this forum is for, and I will argue back as long as I remain unconvinced (nothing more plausable is shown).

• RE: RE: RE: Reality vs. Reality - Healthy skeptisicm is good - April 21, 2000 - 20:04 UTC