>>76
We can only understand the ideas behind things in this world through the exposures of them we're given, no matter how brief. I am following through on empiricism completely as I know it. I've met non-native speakers of English in the past, so I know that there are good and bad speakers of the language, but from my experiences, all speakers of Russin have been poor with English. You need to understand this. I'm working logically, I'm working intelligently, I'm working philosophically: the Voice of God, that is, is telling me that Espeon must be at least of above average intelligence. Unlike things like painting, playing sports, or other talents we can have, learning a language like English (for a Russian) takes extreme dedication and skill. Look, >>76. How many Russians have you met before? How many Russians do you know? And how good are most of them with English? If your results are any different than mine, then we will combine our experiences to form a revised hypothesis. But let me tell you, blind faith in anything other than the scientific experience as well as the existence of God will only lead you to problems in life. I've been on this beautiful world for nearly forty years now, and I'm in perfect strength, I'm healthy, and I'm in tune with the world around me. I'm a valued member of my community. If you're going to tell me that I'm retarded for following through in the process of knowledge, wisdom, and intelligence, I won't stop you; but empiricism as Hume presented it is more beautiful than anything in this world you can see, taste, hear, smell, and touch because it allows you to SEE beyond the surface. I would recommend reading these books to give you an introduction into the world of intelligent thinking:
Tell me what you think if you have not read them already.