Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]Vertical Analogy
Most all RHP Member/Subscribers motivated to post in this forum have either played or watched baseball at some point in their lives. In baseball parlance, savvy diamond strategy has always been and still is to 'pitch and hit it where they ain't'. In terms of our mortal pilgrimage, which fields of human perception ha
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okay, let me help you out a bit. It's not fair to level criticism without the benefit of constructive redirection. I have taken the liberty of rewriting your op in a manner that is likely to be read and pondered by your target audience, and less likely to be the subject of ridicule. Here goes:
Many who post in this forum have either played or watched baseball at some point in their lives. In baseball parlance, a well known strategy has always been and still is to 'pitch and hit it where they ain't'. This idea becomes important later.
In terms of human perception, which is your preferred field of choice?
Empiricism and/or Rationalism seem to be the popular choices in which people make sense of the world around them, relying on what we see feel, taste, or on what we know or can prove to be true.
What if it's the bottom of the 9th, bases loaded, the whole season at stake and the cleanup batter at the plate defies common wisdom by laying down a perfect first base line drag bunt and the entire infield is playing habitually back without a clue that in this game it isn't about the first two fields of human perception, but rather by
Faith Perception?