Tasmodevil44 - 13 October 2009 01:04 AM
In fact, the only certainty in life is uncertainty itself (Well, maybe death and taxes ). 
You had a really nice theme going, then you just had to go and ruin the ride with that, “Death and taxes” tired song.
As Ford said, “Whether you believe you can, or you believe you can’t, you’re right.” If people are taught to accept that both death and taxes are inescapable, what then?
And repeating that tired “truism” is not helping anyone now, is it?
So many people see a piece of the pie, then get poisoned by the piece they don’‘t.
Anyway along the lines of your post, just today as I was jogging the thought ocurred to me that there is no difference between the religously faithful and the militantly skeptic.
The faithful believe in spite of the absence of evidence.
The skeptics disbelieve in spite of the presence of evidence.
Then there are the other two—those who believe when shown evidence, and those who disbelieve when there is no evidence. Often they’re right.
Your post was mostly refreshing.
-Dave