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    Some Wit, Wisdom & Bewilderment

    A belief which has come to be conscious of itself has arrived at the half-way house on the road to Doubt; and doubt is the usual prerequisite to improvement of one’s beliefs. Deliberate belief, which is the only belief worthy of the name, presupposes doubt.
    Reason's Rules, 1902-3