RE: Moving to hive
I trust my instinct above all else. The world is not run by word magic
It's not "Magic". It is simply knowing what words mean and being precise in using them. Making mistakes sure, but learning from those mistakes.
If someone points out what words mean, and their misuse in order to clarify and improve the accuracy of communication you call that magic?
There is more Intelligence in the air around us than in our own brain.
LOL - I have to requote something above.
I trust my instinct above all else
In otherwords even if you don't have a clue about something you'll trust it because your instinct tells you that you should? That sounds like "magic" thinking. LOL.
If you think your instinct trumps all then I don't like telling you this, but you are being a fool. Good news though. You don't have to be. Freedom of choice.
If you have a problem with being wrong, then how can you hope to learn?
I am wrong all the time. I argue with myself and change my mind frequently.
My instinct. It can be wrong. It is limited to what I have learned, and the experiences I have had and I am no God, am not omniscient, and there are a great deal of subjects I know very little about. Those things my instinct is baseless.
What words mean? Words are made up stuff. You clearly rely on words more than me. You use your mind and intellect to argue a lot I don't think that is real intelligence. It's a fun little tool but not magical. You want to be logically correct and try to look at every word and sentence in a scientific manner. I can do that also sometimes but overall I would say it's a waste of time and energy.
For me a word can because it's made up have a million different meanings. And then people can have a million ways to analyze that. You see? You can go on forever argue stuff. But in general just a fun tool but waste of time in general. Words has always been a bad way of communicating. The world is too complex to rely too much on words.
Yes I trust myself. I am the lord and creator of my world. I can create anything I want.