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1) I accept my capacity for error.
2) I have a strong bias against the word "believe." I've argued numerous times that it is only useful as a motivator to test the belief to be able to either elevate it to truth or discard it as not accurately describing the real world.
3) I stopped using quotes several years ago because if it's true, it doesn't matter who said it. If it's false, it doesn't matter who said it.
4) One of the greatest joys I experienced after starting down the path of rational thought was when I found myself creating thoughts of my own instead of just validating the thoughts of others.

Yet somehow, I never managed to connect the dots between these. Thankfully, Florian Kugler has to come with up with the idea of "epistemic anarchy." When I first saw the title, I thought for sure I knew what he was going to say. I'm so glad I watched this anyways as I got value out of it and other than that which I was anticipating.

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