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I'm not arguing two people on different topics at the same time

Wait your turn

I am stating that sometimes people believe in something before is has been 'proven' by reason. It is therefore possible to resemble truth through emotion, a hypothesis formed by intuition.

Sometimes people believe in things that are later proven

That's just confirmation bias

It says nothing about whether it is true

If I was some guy in 1000 ad

For some reason my emotions told me germs exist

I can't reasonably claim they exist without proof

There is some intuitive wisdom in emotion.

That's called confirmation bias

That's called a gamble gone right

A gamble

Nothing else

Right now I can also assume Tengri exists

Or Allah exists

While others claim other gods exist

Based on faith alone

One person will be right

There's no reason why you should gamble

That's not reason

That's called placing bets

There are two realities: your internal reality, and an external reality

The only one that you can prove exists, prove to yourself I mean, is your internal one.

Because guess what even if my emotions told me germs exist there are probably thousands of other claims that other things exist from faith and emotions

You have a point. Emotions cannot make empirical claims. I have made a categorical error.

How do I know who's correct? At this point let's say no one knows if germs exist

You see the problem

You're assuming that you're the right one

You're assuming you're the guy who gambled and found out about the existence of germs

Right now you have no clue

Neither did the germ guy

You can see a bacterium in a microscope, but you can't prove that it's not in illusion or that you're not just in the Matrix

I have to abandon that God is an empirical claim.

You assume you're the correct one, the miraculous germ guy, when in actuality *you have no clue if you're not just one of the millions of people who are wrong*

That's called bias

God is a phenomenon. A psychological reality that actually affects the outcome of history.
Therefore, God as an idea has power to influence the external world.

any idea can influence the external world

Are ideas real?

Yes.