We Think Of Our Eyes

Belief Is The Natural State Of Things. It Is The Default Option. We Just Believe. We Believe All Sorts Of Things. Belief Is Natural; Disbelief, Skepticism, Science, Is Not Natural.

Humans Evolved Brains That Are Pattern-recognition Machines, Adept At Detecting Signals That Enhance Or Threaten Survival Amid A Very Noisy World. ... But There Is Only One Surefire Method Of Proper Pattern Recognition, And That Is Science.

The First-cause And Prime-mover Argument, Brilliantly Proffered By St. Thomas Aquinas In The Fourteenth Century (and Brilliantly Refuted By David Hume In The Eighteenth Century), Is Easily Turned Aside With Just One More Question: Who Or What Caused And Moved God?

I’m A Skeptic Not Because I Do Not Want To Believe, But Because I Want To Know. How Can We Tell The Difference Between What We Would Like To Be True And What Is Actually True? The Answer Is Science.

In The Long Run, It Is Better To Understand The Way The World Really Is Rather Than How We Would Like It To Be.