Post Number:#3
February 6th, 2012, 4:30 pm
To suspect is not to know, to know is not to suspect, if you suspect something, then it remains suspect until you know. Until then, describe suspect. The actions of others, what you see in a book, how you feel when alone, what you see in all around you. From what you witness from things such as these, can lead you to suspect. The questions that remain unanswered, the answers that create more questions, these are descriptions of what it is...suspect.
"Our unshakable, root-deep, all-encompassing skepticism about the capital city's answer to the UFO, that bizarre, ever-tottering but ever-flickering saucer in the sky called" "The Prevailing Washington Wisdom."
This wisdom has been with us from our earliest ancestors. Just another reason to suspect.
Men are not disturbed by things, but the view they take of things.....Epictetus