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Oh, whew...I'm glad the dialog between @Cynique and @Pioneer1 was just a "comedy show" because I really enjoy reading both of their insights on topics that matter. Thanks, @ProfD' I appreciate all of you. Now, let's hug it out, laugh it off, dap it out, raise the red/black/green(Love we share, beautiful color of our skin, land on the other side, once we get over) flag, and get back to OneLove.

@Chevdoveglad i helped

Troy 1. There is a difference between unknow-ABLE and unknow-N Just because you don't know something, doesn't mean you aren't able TO eventually know it. 2. To your second point...MANY people have died and actually came back to tell us what happened on the other side. Confirmed. It's not a matter of just FAITH but FACT as well.

On some level I don't think we can actually tell what is "true." Our brains don't have the capacity for this. Our bodies are very limited in terms of what we can actually sense, Our brain create our perception which can differ from person to person. Even when our physical perception of the world is very close, we still can't agree on what is true. This has become more evident in the age of alternative facts and the resulting alternative realities they conjure. Some people believe Astrology is real others don't. Some people believe there are multiple human races, choosing to completely ignore the science. Still other believe you will suffer eternal damnation of you don't accept the Lord Jesus Christ as your savior. If is real for them, while for the majority of the rest of the world something else is "true." How we decide what is true is different for each person, and I'm not convinced it is a completely rational and conscious decision.

This is something that has been on my mind. In a slightly different form. We don't know what to think. If we did advertising critics peer pressure and fashion wouldn't exist. Books music movies and the others tell us what's acceptable. The groups you belong to may have conflicting/different rules. What other pathways are there to get the truth or at least identify a falsehood