The Nature of Scepticism

[Straggler says: "For example is this picture moving?"] No it is not moving and and it has no apparent motion what so ever.If you see it moving there is something very wrong in your mind.Try fixing it.....something you have never in your life considered.Your inability to accurately observe reality brings your conclusions about reality and the OP into serious doubt.You use your misstaken idea of skepticism to remove evidence you don't like from your expierence. It makes you look "scientific" to the 98% of people who don't do science for a living. To the other 2% you look like an idiot.Now do your normal "skepticism" thing where you deny that I have presented evidence that your preception of reality is fucked up.You can start with saying I lied and that I see the above picture as moving but just said it wasn't. It is what you normally do, I've only got 9000+ posts to show that.Edited by petrophysics1, : No reason given.Edited by petrophysics1, : No reason given.Edited by petrophysics1, : No reason given.Edited by petrophysics1, : No reason given.

OK, I understand that, but since it is stationary to me and in reality I don't know how it is supposed to be moving. If you can tell me maybe I can change the way I'm thinking/perceiving to make it move and figure out what you are doing.This is like when having realized you cannot see 3D with one eye I spent several weeks trying to find the hidden software in my mind that still made the world look 3D with one eye closed. I found it and now can close one eye and see the world in either 3D or flat depending on if I chose to have the software on or off.There is a lot of interesting stuff in your mind and subconscious memory, unforntunately even though it is part of the physical universe most people never look there.Skepticism keeps people from looking there because only you can know what is in there. Science says LOOK, skepticism says don't look.......it's not scientific. LOL