Are all beliefs (whether religious, scientific, practical, etc.) ultimately derivable from mere preferences, and not any certain intellectual grounds?
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Not scientific knowledge. The whole point of having science is to debunk false beliefs and stubborness, and to discover truths that can be proven to anyone, regardless of their preference or what their holy book says. . When you see people believing blatantly false crap, that isn't science's fault - that's politicking.
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Not all of them are, such as scientific belief, as already stated. But many certainly are, I blame spirituality and philosophy specifically, among the branching deviations these have of sneaking about. The only thing that makes sense and outlines intellectual comprehension is how such beliefs came to be and why they're practiced.
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I'd like to think that my preferences are always based upon thought.
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