EyeMaster7 said:Sander said:As Kharn has said before, there is no way of saying ANYTHING about the likelihood of ANYTHING happening if you don't know anything about it. And you don't know anything about it.
How do you know he does not know SOMETHING about ANYTHING related to the likelihood of ANYTHING. If there is indeed SOMEONE taking care of us (or not , just watching). There is the possibility that there is NOTHING at all and the probability of that is the same as having ANYTHING. ANYONE can say that there is SOMEONE out there watching us but how can ANYONE be sure about that? The problem here is that ANYONE can say SOMETHING about ANYTHING related to SOMEONE and there is no way to prove that he is wrong or right.
How do you know what you know is really what you think you know? How do you know that you are not a brain in a vat?
That was hist point, y'know