This blogpost is dedicated to Justin, a 12-year old intelligent friend of mine. Justin has asked a very important question: How do we know that God exists as an extra-mental reality instead of […]
Since a few years ago, I have started to design various different/independent deductive proofs for God’s existence. Some are a-priori proofs while others are a-posteriori proofs. Around a year or more ago, I […]
(Today is Tue 22 02 2022) Past time of the universe (or multiverse, if the multiverse idea happened to be true) can be divided into days, hours or other units of time. Let […]
The previous blogpost explained that the strongest kind of reasoning is deductive reasoning, because deductive reasoning, when done correctly using true information/premises, will always produce conclusions that are impossible to be false. In […]
Since evidence is ultimately a set of reasoning(s) that justifies a claim/conclusion (see the previous two blogposts), the strongest evidence would therefore be the strongest kind of reasoning. A question then arises: what […]
The previous blogpost mentioned that evidence is ultimately a set of REASONING(s) that justifies a claim. What, then, is reasoning? Reasoning is the act of showing what claims or conclusions can be produced […]
Evidence is ultimately a set of REASONING(s) that justifies a claim. An object, such as a bloody knife, is not evidence. A bloody knife, by itself, is not evidence that the knife-owner committed the murder, […]
(click the above title to view whole blog post) The previous blog post explained that we tend to interpret data and evidence via our Confirmation Bias. Our Confirmation Bias is like our eye […]
(click the above title to view whole blog post) If a person is unaware that red lenses have been implanted inside his eyes and he visits a house with white furniture, he would […]
(pl click the title above to view the whole post) We have heard the Golden Rule: Do unto others in the same way you would want others to do unto you. Here is […]