And I have now said on NUMEROUS occasions no offense was intended. Yet you still refuse to engage the point. I can only assume that at this point you are avoiding the point.
Again, my apologies for the perceived slight. It was NOT intended. I don't know how much more clear I could be. If you wish to take umbrage that is fine and I am clearly at fault for making this mistake. I just wish it was possible to resalvage the point but it is clear that you will have none of that which is your right.
Thanks and sorry (again).
No problem.
The invisible unicorn trick assumes that observation and sensory perception are all that matters in acquiring true, universal, and certain knowledge.
If science has taught us anything it's that we have to transcend experience and sensory perception in any quest for knowledge. Nearly all modern scientific knowledge transcends experience and sensory observation.
If someone says to me that the only knowledge I can have is by experience and observation, I would tell them the epistemology of John Locke was sorta discredited about 150 years ago.
There are many things I believe, suspect, or remain agnostic about which are not within the range of my sensory perception, and may not be resolvable with mathmatical equations or laboratory equipment.
At this point, whether matter is actually real or meaningful to talk about is open to debate, assuming string theory or M theory are on the right track. I believe in equality and justice, even though there is no mathmatical basis behind it, they completely transcend experience, and there is no known law of biology that requires it.
There's lots of things to believe in which transcend experience and observation.