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Again, I am not saying that instinct is better than research, I'm saying that just because something has been "researched" does not mean that it's true. If the
by tenaciousDaniel 5y ago
Again, I am not saying that instinct is better than research, I'm saying that just because something has been "researched" does not mean that it's true.
If there were research showing that putting certain plastics in the microwave were shown not to be harmful to humans, it wouldn't make a difference to me, because I still don't feel comfortable putting any kind of plastic in the microwave.
- Retric 5y agoWhich is exactly the same fallacy as not using your seatbelt, instincts are simply less accurate. While being overly cautious tends to have minimal penalties. Letting superstition reduce the quality of your life is still making an objectively poor choice.