How do you know something is true?

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#61 •••
@NoAhLeEcLaRk

Also consider the Pascal’s wager.

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#62 •••
@Debby


Debby wrote:
Also consider the Pascal’s wager.


Good old Blaise, he lived for 39 years...But did he go to heaven or hell...Or neither?

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#63 •••
@Debby

Accept my debate Debby.

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Just because you're offended, doesn't mean you're right."

-Charlie Kirk

Slava Ukraini!

Йди в пекло!

#64 •••
@SergeantLynch

Only he can answer that question.

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#65 •••
@Debby


Debby wrote:
Only he can answer that question.


Exhume and listen to his bones.

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#66 •••
@SergeantLynch

That must be his arthritis.

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#67 •••
@TheAnalyticalAdvocate

Via five physical senses, that, includes instrument observation.


I can feel my pulse with finger. I can feel the hammer hitting me on head when it falls of top of step ladder when I move it and forget it was on top of ladder. Oops!


Other person or self can hear my pulse with a stethoscope.


I smell barbecue meat in the area. 7 primary kinds of smell.


I taste sour, sweet, salty.


Attraction >< Repulsion

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#68 •••
@ebuc

It’s true when the math add up correctly.

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#69 •••
@Debby


Debby wrote:
It’s true when the math add up correctly.


Yes, it's a right bugger when 1+1=3.

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#70 •••
@SergeantLynch

You are wrong just as your math is wrong.

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#71 •••
@SergeantLynch

Fig. 108.01 Triangle and Tetrahedron: Synergy (1 + 1 = 4): Two triangles may be combined in such a manner as to create the tetrahedron, a figure volumetrically embraced by four triangles. Therefore one plus one seemingly equals four.
Fig. 108.01B


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#72 •••
@ebuc

You need to support your theory with two bolts.

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