Comment Comment by bulatb Skepticism should begin with the skeptic's own motives. A skeptic's second question (after "Really?" or "Why?") should be, "Why am I asking?"Do they want to test the claim to learn something, or to dismiss it, just to dismiss it?If they're asking questions which are literally answered as part of the claim, they need to start over, and start with themselves. parent bulatb 2 years ago
Do they want to test the claim to learn something, or to dismiss it, just to dismiss it?
If they're asking questions which are literally answered as part of the claim, they need to start over, and start with themselves.