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Inference on the Human Form & Ignorance
1. You can not convince someone that does not want to be convinced.
2. A teacher can not teach algebra to a toddler, no matter how good they are.
3. A child does not know if a teacher is a good one, only that they are a teacher.
4. If the teacher had a child's face and body, and spoke with a child's voice, another child would not believe they are a teacher at all, no matter what came out of their mouth.
5. If one human knows more than another, there is no proof to the less knowledgeable of the two. That one can not comprehend what is being said.
6. The ability to reason the additional knowledge is lacking in them.
7. You therefore can not convince anyone of anything that they do not want to consider.
8. If God were in a human form therefore, we would not recognize him, and we might not even consider him unusual.
9. If you met Him on the street, you would think he was a kind, gentle and wise old man, unless he instead were a child. Then, he or she would appear as an odd savant.
10. Your mind would not be capable of believing anything more. And anyone who did believe him, your mind would tell you is a fool.
11. So, never assume anything about anyone. You don't know who they really are.
1. You can not convince someone that does not want to be convinced.
2. A teacher can not teach algebra to a toddler, no matter how good they are.
3. A child does not know if a teacher is a good one, only that they are a teacher.
4. If the teacher had a child's face and body, and spoke with a child's voice, another child would not believe they are a teacher at all, no matter what came out of their mouth.
5. If one human knows more than another, there is no proof to the less knowledgeable of the two. That one can not comprehend what is being said.
6. The ability to reason the additional knowledge is lacking in them.
7. You therefore can not convince anyone of anything that they do not want to consider.
8. If God were in a human form therefore, we would not recognize him, and we might not even consider him unusual.
9. If you met Him on the street, you would think he was a kind, gentle and wise old man, unless he instead were a child. Then, he or she would appear as an odd savant.
10. Your mind would not be capable of believing anything more. And anyone who did believe him, your mind would tell you is a fool.
11. So, never assume anything about anyone. You don't know who they really are.