Nemra

@integral, dude, you are taking the discussion too seriously. It's not worth it. I haven't really cared about what I was by the test from the beginning. I was also being humorous. If you go back a little bit, you would see that I said the questions were too simple. How did you come to that conclusion? 😮‍💨

If people understood what belief is, would they seek truth by believing? The devil is in the detail. Belief as a tool cannot compete with meditation and especially psychedelics. Although if you don't question beliefs, they might infect the tools that actually change your state.

@Daniel Balan, basically, you like animism.

By acting I meant literal acting where an actor acts. Well, the intent was to point out that beliefs should be questioned if you want truth about something. As I said, belief is diametrically opposed to questioning, which is a huge thing, at least for me. Do you see people treating their beliefs lightly? No, because they think it is true wholeheartedly. I don't think that there isn't a place for belief; however, it's very deceiving.

@Daniel Balan, they are high on belief. 😁

Belief is a method for truth for religious people. They are all filled with beliefs, and they think that by continuing to believe, they will be alongside or find truth. Also, what was garbled?

@Leo Gura, they don't understand the truth of what belief is. I don't think you will be able to convince them otherwise.

What?

Maybe I’m Schrödinger’s cat — INTP and INFP until observed. I’m unstructured by design. Good luck, INTJ!

@kbone, but why would you want to torture yourself by believing if you understand that any assumption could be true or false? Why use belief as a method for truth if you already consider that your assumptions are true? What is there to believe if you know the truth? Why should you accumulate beliefs if you don't have to? Why not question? What is stopping that? You can believe when you act, but why would you waste your time if you are seeking the truth? Can belief work without an assumption? 😁

That happens to me as well.

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I didn't say that. Well, then it's settled. I'm an INTP. 😁 Or maybe the test should have better questions. 😌

If you didn't recognize a truth, would you want to know other truths? But beliefs are not just words. Beliefs themselves are direct, as in they happen in your experience, but what you believe in is not direct because there are unquestioned assumptions. Using belief to recognize truth is never going to happen, because a person has already assumed it's true from the beginning. If something bad happens to that person, he/she must either admit the truth or continue believing their previous beliefs. If he/she admits the truth, then what is stopping him/her from questioning the other beliefs? And why should he/she use belief as a method for seeking truth?

Sorry, but I disagree.