Belief Gym

Reasoning can take us to almost any conclusion we want to reach, because we ask “Can I believe it?” when we want to believe something, but “Must I believe it?” when we don’t want to believe. The answer is almost always yes to the first question and no to the second. Jonathan Haidt, The Righteous Mind, p. 107
State it as you would if you already held it — first person, present tense.
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This is the reading the whole thing is measured against. Be honest rather than generous.
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