The problem with using a tape measure and a level to build a
house is that if you follow the architect’s plans the house will have the same
dimensions as indicated on the blueprints.
It’s a problem…right? It must be, because in virtually all
other areas of life we don’t want to apply consistent measurements, we want to
build our lives as we go, on the fly, eyeballing right and wrong and making
adjustments to our beliefs to satisfy our immediate desires.
If we wouldn’t build a house relying on our sight
perceptions, why do we build our lives that way?
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