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[005] TheJoxter Current Version

8th Mar '10 at 02:52:34 PM

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a) Morrigan believes in elves but not gods. An arbitrary view on two fantastic creatures.

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a) Morrigan believes in elves but not gods. A seemingly arbitrary view on two fantastic creatures.

[004] TheJoxter

8th Mar '10 at 04:47:14 AM

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c) Gods may or may not exist but there\'s no evidence either way.

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c) Gods may or may not exist but there\\\'s no definitive evidence either way.

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d) Morrigan\'s belief is justified and therefore it is a \'\'reasonable\'\' belief and therefore it can not be ArbitrarySkepticism.

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d) Morrigan\\\'s disbelief is justified and therefore it is a \\\'\\\'reasonable\\\'\\\' disbelief and therefore it can not be ArbitrarySkepticism.

[003] TheJoxter

7th Mar '10 at 11:04:05 PM

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\'\'a) Morrigan believes in elves but not gods. An arbitrary view on two fantastic creatures.

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a) Morrigan believes in elves but not gods. An arbitrary view on two fantastic creatures.

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d) Morrigan\'s belief is justified and therefore it is a \'\'\'reasonable\'\'\' belief and therefore it can not be ArbitrarySkepticism.\'\'

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d) Morrigan\\\'s belief is justified and therefore it is a \\\'\\\'reasonable\\\'\\\' belief and therefore it can not be ArbitrarySkepticism.

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The only way Morrigan\'s belief can qualify for the trope in this example is if both gods and elves definitely do exist or if neither of them exist. The concept seems to be unnecessarily oblique when the trope page could simply say that anytime a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin disbelief is justified through lack of evidence the trope does not apply]].

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The only way Morrigan\\\'s belief can qualify for the trope in this example is if both gods and elves definitely do exist or if neither of them exist. The concept seems to be unnecessarily oblique when the trope page could simply say that anytime a [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin disbelief is justified through lack of evidence the trope does not apply]].

[002] TheJoxter

7th Mar '10 at 11:03:30 PM

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a) Morrigan believes in elves but not gods. An arbitrary view on two fantastic creatures.

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\\\'\\\'a) Morrigan believes in elves but not gods. An arbitrary view on two fantastic creatures.

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d) Morrigan\'s belief is justified and therefore it is a \'\'reasonable\'\' belief and therefore it can not be ArbitrarySkepticism.

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d) Morrigan\\\'s belief is justified and therefore it is a \\\'\\\'\\\'reasonable\\\'\\\'\\\' belief and therefore it can not be ArbitrarySkepticism.\\\'\\\'

[001] TheJoxter

7th Mar '10 at 11:02:59 PM

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d) Morrigan\'s belief is justified and therefore it is a \'\'reasonable\'\' belief and therefore it can not be AritrarySkepticism.

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d) Morrigan\\\'s belief is justified and therefore it is a \\\'\\\'reasonable\\\'\\\' belief and therefore it can not be ArbitrarySkepticism.

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