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The logicality requirement tells us
{ 1 } - not to accept what we haven't proved.
{ 2 } - not to accept incompatible beliefs at the same time.
{ 3 } - to do a lot of reasoning.
{ 4 } - not to have deep feelings.
{ 5 } - not to change our minds.
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The logicality requirement tells us
{ 1 } - not to accept what we haven't proved.
{ 2 } - not to accept incompatible beliefs at the same time.
{ 3 } - to do a lot of reasoning.
{ 4 } - not to have deep feelings.
{ 5 } - not to change our minds.
This would make it impossible to believe anything. Every argument appeals to premises -- and we can't prove these premises by further premises endlessly. So every argument eventually appeals to premises that we accept without further argument.
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The logicality requirement tells us
{ 1 } - not to accept what we haven't proved.
{ 2 } - not to accept incompatible beliefs at the same time.
{ 3 } - to do a lot of reasoning.
{ 4 } - not to have deep feelings.
{ 5 } - not to change our minds.
Exactly!
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The logicality requirement tells us
{ 1 } - not to accept what we haven't proved.
{ 2 } - not to accept incompatible beliefs at the same time.
{ 3 } - to do a lot of reasoning.
{ 4 } - not to have deep feelings.
{ 5 } - not to change our minds.
Whether you are inconsistent in your beliefs has little to do with how much reasoning you do.
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The logicality requirement tells us
{ 1 } - not to accept what we haven't proved.
{ 2 } - not to accept incompatible beliefs at the same time.
{ 3 } - to do a lot of reasoning.
{ 4 } - not to have deep feelings.
{ 5 } - not to change our minds.
The logicality requirement doesn't speak against the importance of feelings.
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The logicality requirement tells us
{ 1 } - not to accept what we haven't proved.
{ 2 } - not to accept incompatible beliefs at the same time.
{ 3 } - to do a lot of reasoning.
{ 4 } - not to have deep feelings.
{ 5 } - not to change our minds.
You can change your mind, so long as you don't hold incompatible beliefs at the same time.
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