Boundless said:

(from another book)

"Because our senses quite often mislead us, Pyrrho decided never to trust them. He didn't rule out the possibility that they might be giving him accurate information, but he kept an open mind on the issue.

So, wheras most people would take the sight of a cliff edge with a sheer drop as strong evidence that it would be very foolish to keep walking forward, Pyrrho didn't. His senses might be decieving him, so he didn't trust them. Even the feeling of his toes curling over thecliff edge, of the sensation of tipping forward wouldn't have convinced him that falling on to rocks would be so bad for his health. How could he be absolutely sure of that? His friends, who presumably weren't all Sceptics themselves, stopped him from having accidents, but if they hadn't, he would have been in trouble every few minutes."

Boundless said:

yes indeed.

's fine. Not like this generation is any better xD

Boundless said:

I have no hope in this generation. The stupidity levels are rising almost as fast as the oceans. Life is great.