THE FAITHFUL: While I was out and about I dined at a small shop where
the cook served the most delicious and beneficial dish I’ve ever tasted. Not
only was it a delight for the palate, but it restored my failing eyesight.
THE RATIONALIST: What was this miracle meal called?
FAI: I don’t know the name, but I can take you there to try it yourself.
RAT: Why would I follow you some place when you can’t even tell me the
proper name? That’s not reasonable.
FAI: Well, I like to think I have some credibility and can be trusted.
Isn’t that enough to get you to check it out?
RAT: Of course not. You have to cast everything in terms of what my
limited, finite intellect can comprehend. Only then will I contemplate leaving my
comfort zone to investigate what you described.
FAI: And you imagine this to be a rational position to take?
RAT: Don't be impertinent.
Sunday, February 16, 2014
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