contrast this linguistic mode w/ that of the scientifically-minded: "i believe that", "the evidence indicates"...
where a belief in an objective physical reality generates subjective speech, the belief in no objective reality generates objective speech!
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this commonality stems from a belief in a knowable moral absolute, motivated by the perceived impossibility of a physical one
if there is no physical truth, social …
https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1399422517366906881
perhaps this explains the extreme politicization of science, the need to control the results which are allowed to be discussed, the questions which can be asked
in their view, science has no more claim on the Truth than they do, its but a power struggle
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in their worldview, reasoning is merely a tool to be used to advance the correct agenda, that of social justice; as all else, it is subject to bias & power relations…
https://twitter.com/pee_zombie/status/1399422522920259584
this is a fascinating pattern imo, which implies a human psychological need for a sort of "conservation of certainty"; the question is where it lies. if one believe in a deterministic, comprehensible universe, there is no need to artificially strengthen your statements.