Eli: no, generosity is too conscious. This is a cognitive bias. More like what you have in mind!
Joel: right on. And then at some point you’ve got to figure out where to stand up for yourself. Sometimes I’ve failed in that, too.
Thanks for your words, friends.
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]]>It gives me much glee to read a piece entitled “giving bad directions” that discusses religion’s imperfect relationship with reality. I also associate religion with a loose respect for facts and a requisite degree of gullibility, but probably in a different sense from you. ??
Maybe your “gullibility” is more a hermeneutic of generosity.
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