Plato Wove Historical Fact Into Literary Myth.

Skepticism Is Not A Position; It's A Process.

Providentially, Learned Habits Can Be Unlearned, Especially In The Context Of Moral Groups.

Scientists Like Bjorn Lomborg In The Skeptical Environmentalist Have, In My Opinion, Properly Nailed Environmental Extremists For These Exaggerated Scenarios.

What Can Be More Soul Shaking Than Peering Through A 100-inch Telescope At A Distant Galaxy, Holding A 100-million-year-old Fossil Or A 500,000-year-old Stone Tool In One's Hand, Standing Before The Immense Chasm Of Space And Time That Is The Grand Canyon, Or Listening To A Scientist Who Gazed Upon The Face Of The Universe's Creation And Did Not Blink?

Skepticism Is Not A Position; Skepticism Is An Approach To Claims, In The Same Way That Science Is Not A Subject But A Method.