And, although I am sorry to sort you out, these are not assumptions I
make (or any skeptic makes...) about 'doubt'. So- without any validity to
your first statement, the syllogism of your second loses all fecundity.
I remain without satisfaction without evidence. That is my doubt. It is
an affirmation of things, not a negation. It is a doubt of disinterest,
not of denial.
To a life without memes!
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