How is this definition of "belief"?

So i see you have no argument to back up your guess bullsh*t, Frank, so you default to your sneers and smears. No surprise there.

Fil seems to have anger management problems. I wrote a post which had absolutely nothing to do with him, and he told me to go f*ck myself. Maybe when he grows up . . .

As I have proven to Frank, he is not even aware of all the unproven certitudes he holds.

Even if he was aware of them all, he couldn't call them guesses because he can't even fathom an alternative to his certitude in some cases (e.g. in the case of the idea that logic 'works').

So why the **** did you start talking about my sentence as referring to an "object," ass-hat? You're contradicting your own argument. You're committing logical suicide, dumbass.

Ahhh...what you are saying is that those things must be defined as "beliefs"...in order for you to "win" and argument???

I would suggest you hold off on asserting that you have "proven" anything...until after you've done it.

maybe that holds true for une petite fille such as yourself.

Unfortunately, this does not often come into play in the areas where I have been speaking...the areas of guesses about the true nature of REALITY.

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Ahhh...what you are saying is that those things must be defined as "beliefs"...in order for you to "win" and argument???

I would suggest you hold off on asserting that you have "proven" anything...until after you've done it.

You've admitted as much. Have you forgotten already? And no, I am not trying to win. As frustrating as this thread is, it is the closest I found to an actual info-sharing, knowledge-sharing space since I arrived on A2K. I appreciate that more than the pissing context...

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Unfortunately, this does not often come into play in the areas where I have been speaking...the areas of guesses about the true nature of REALITY.

Perhaps not for you, or anyone else who tries to relate to ideas of unknown relevance without deciding true or false. Making that assertion is in itself a guess. But if you assert that something is either true or false, and then make new guesses that depend on that first guess, you are letting you assertions move you to something else.
It is not something humans have to do. Many do it, many don't. Many are aware that they are doing it, while others seem to do it almost subconsciously, sometimes getting very offended when other people object to their reasoning.