Walker wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 7:39 am
Age wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 6:24 am
Walker wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2024 9:51 pm
Not really. Because the pre-language knowledge of self-existence is the only thing known for certain, then nothing can be completely false for certain.
Who here ever suggested such thing?
I, obviously, certainly never did.
Walker wrote: ↑Tue Oct 29, 2024 9:51 pm
On the bilaterally symmetrical bell-curve-of-truth diagram, with falseness on the left and truth on the right, rational inferences based on what's happening now and then, have a high probability of landing between the right shoulder and chime of the bell form, with profundities nearer the chime where I Am belongs as certain truth.
But, you claim that there is only One thing that can be known, for certain, or with certainty. So, literally, this means that absolutely EVERY other claim, is an inference, which, by definition, means that they all could be False, and/or Wrong, correct?
You can't know that for sure because of human limitations,
you can not know 'what', for sure?
And, you have already informed 'us' that there is only one thing, only, that can be known, for sure. Which obviously means that everything else cannot be known, for sure, including, obviously, whatever 'it' is above that you are referring to here, right?
Walker wrote: ↑Wed Oct 30, 2024 7:39 am
as previously explained, so one acts upon the perceived highest probability of correlating action with intent for a desired result, however perceived high probability is not certainty ... and neither is low probability. This explains why Age sometimes spills his drinks and makes a mess.
Just saying and claiming that 'another' so-called 'spills "his" drinks' and/or 'makes a mess' never ever necessarily mean that they had actually happened. Obviously you will have to first provide some examples, and, provide actual proof before your claim could ever be actually accepted.
Now, do you have the courage to provide some examples, and, the actual proof that backs up and supports your claim, here?
If yes, then will you provide the examples, and, the proof?
If yes, then great.
But, if no, then why not?