Does proof exist?

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Does proof exist?

at what point does everyone feel comfortable "knowing" something.

Once someone tells me it's true.

Depends on your standards.

Never.

When she tells me her age.

Does proof exist?

Originally posted by Quark_666
at what point does everyone feel comfortable "knowing" something.
When I can depend on it...

...though when I first saw the title of this thread, I thought you were asking, "What is 'proof'?"

I accept scientific proof as true as I have seen it to work in what I perceive as my life. There's also smaller standards in day to day life, where I accept something as true easier, also based on previous experience.

Re: Does proof exist?

Originally posted by Quark_666
at what point does everyone feel comfortable "knowing" something.

as soon as one realizes there is more to know?

Re: Re: Does proof exist?

Originally posted by Ace of Knaves
as soon as one realizes there is more to know?

Instantly and all the time?

Re: Does proof exist?

Originally posted by Mindship
When I can depend on it...

...though when I first saw the title of this thread, I thought you were asking, "What is 'proof'?"


I suppose it's hard to say what I'm asking. Reason I ask though....
http://www.killermovies.com/forums/showthread.php?threadid=395966&pagenumber=60

Originally posted by Scythe
When she tells me her age.
😎

Re: Re: Re: Does proof exist?

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Instantly and all the time?

One has to consume the information, so I wouldn't say instantly.

Originally posted by Quark_666
at what point does everyone feel comfortable "knowing" something.
You know something is true when the outcome is precise and consistent, through an unbiased method.

When I/we can see it, then it's proof.

some one told me how can i believe that the world is round if i have never seen it from space or how do i know we even bn to space. i told him i use common sense. he said it was faith, i said look in a microscope and look at the satellites or the moon and sun to explain the likely hood of the earth being round. the guy was a fundamentalist.

the point is proof is subjective

Originally posted by occultdestroyer
When I/we can see it, then it's proof.

Does the world go away when you close your eyes?

Originally posted by Wild Shadow
some one told me how can i believe that the world is round if i have never seen it from space or how do i know we even bn to space. i told him i use common sense. he said it was faith, i said look in a microscope and look at the satellites or the moon and sun to explain the likely hood of the earth being round. the guy was a fundamentalist.

the point is proof is subjective

How on Earth does staring at a microscope or the sun prove the Earth is round?

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Does the world go away when you close your eyes?

How on Earth does staring at a microscope or the sun prove the Earth is round?

oops i meant telescope my bad 😛 😆

Originally posted by Symmetric Chaos
Does the world go away when you close your eyes?
For anyone who finds peek-a-boo endlessly entertaining, it does. 😄

I go back in my time machine and see it for myself. 😎

Actually, there is proof and faith.

Even science can't prove everything.
So, they have to believe some things by faith. 😇

Re: Does proof exist?

Originally posted by Quark_666
at what point does everyone feel comfortable "knowing" something.

I feel comfortable in knowing that i can never truly know anything. I've also become comfortable in knowing that there are no original thoughts.I try my best to simply be as genuine as possible and to not compromise my personality in the company of others. No matter how intimidating or attractive their perspectives and presences may be. It's here that i usually find my peace and understanding. That, along with my first statement, is pretty much all i can ever know and i'm comfortable with that.