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"No amount of experimentation can ever prove me right; a single experiment can prove me wrong." -Albert Einstein
The psychology behind peoples' beliefs, reasoning, and especially beliefs about reasoning is an interest of mine that fascinates me more then any other subject. What do people believe about reasoning and what makes people come to these beliefs?
Well, I'm curious to know what the INFJ crowd thinks about these questions:
1. How do you prove to others something to be true?
2. When is the appropriate point for people/society to accept something as true?
3. When is something considered true to you?
4. How important is evidence to the contrary?
5. Do you tend to examine the beliefs you hold in depth, or do you make a decision quickly and move on?
6. When examining a belief you hold, do you tend to look for evidence to support your belief or do you tend to look for evidence to prove your belief wrong?
The psychology behind peoples' beliefs, reasoning, and especially beliefs about reasoning is an interest of mine that fascinates me more then any other subject. What do people believe about reasoning and what makes people come to these beliefs?
Well, I'm curious to know what the INFJ crowd thinks about these questions:
1. How do you prove to others something to be true?
2. When is the appropriate point for people/society to accept something as true?
3. When is something considered true to you?
4. How important is evidence to the contrary?
5. Do you tend to examine the beliefs you hold in depth, or do you make a decision quickly and move on?
6. When examining a belief you hold, do you tend to look for evidence to support your belief or do you tend to look for evidence to prove your belief wrong?