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Originally Posted by ARTelevision
Well, Bill O'Rights, probably the most difficult thing I do and would propose is to choose not to believe in "evidence".
As far as I can see, "evidence" is nothing more than an instance of something that exists as a phenomenon, appearance, sensation, event - that sort of thing.
To choose to believe in "evidence" is no different to me than choosing to believe in anything else - including Santa...
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To a point, I would agree. However, when I walk into the room, and my two year old is standing next to open desk drawer, merrily throwing it's former contents about the room...I tend to "believe", from the standpoint of that particular "evidence", that he got into the drawer and made a mess. I
could choose to believe otherwise, but in this case I would be foolish to do so.