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Believing in things you cannot see - Joe Carlsmith
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Lots of ethical life, especially in a big world, rests on the ability to treat things you can’t see as real.
Believing in things you cannot see - Joe Carlsmith Believing in things you cannot see Contents hide I. The zone II. A deep difference? III. Patterns of attention IV. Realization vs. belief V. In praise of imagination VI. Beyond the zone Last updated: 02.01.2021 Published: 01.31.2021 Believing in things you cannot see There is a scene at the end of the movie Tenet, in which the main character accuses the villain of solipsism : Protagonist: “You don’t believe in a God, or a future, or in anything outside of your own experience!” Villain: “The rest is belief, and I donR
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