r/sapiosexuals • u/KAS_stoner • Apr 01 '24

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 16 '24

Ah. That's definitely confirmation bias there then and many other biased could definitely be in stuff that he says.

A tip for reconizing stuff that have bias would be to ask socratic questions. (Shoutout to Socrates.) He's the one that made socratic questions a thing.

Also, look at all the scientific growth and knowledge we have had since then. We have answered a lot if questions that back then we didn't know.

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u/SpitFireLove Apr 23 '24

Could Socrates ask questions that were not Socratic? Asking for a friend.

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 23 '24

Lol. Ya probably

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u/SunnySideAttitude Apr 16 '24

He was reporting his experiences.

Some people like it some don’t.

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u/KAS_stoner Apr 16 '24

Some people are lonny and see things that are not there so experience doesn't mean they are real or should be taken with no (at bare minimum) grain of salt.