What ever you believe to be true, is true, as long as you believe it to be?

Whatever is just true to you, it's not a "Universal Truth". LDO

thats what you believe...therefore its true...

I believe you believe you are wrong about this

Belief of truth might constitute evidence in a court of law. There would be other factors, of course.

First: Belief is not evidence; testimony (as, for example, as to one's belief) is.

Second: Might constitute evidence of what?

Then if you look at it from all views and play with the logic you will see that you are correct. However if you believed I was correct ...all logic would point to me being correct..until you changed that belief.

I didn't understand this or its relevance...clarify maybe?

I believe there is someone who believes you believe you are right at the same time as I believe you believe you are wrong.

Your point is that belief corroborates evidence?

you also believe that contradicts what I am saying and therefore I am wrong...logic that is.....and logic rules ...of course...only for as long as you believe it to.

If you are standing in front of a wall, but you don't believe it, you can't see the wall.

If you aren't standing in front of a wall but you believe you are, you will see a wall.

yeah but if you're running towards the wall it will hurt in both cases. One belief was true and one wasn't.

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wise monk sits very still all day.

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