rich1.0Sofia (npub1rt…sgqta)https://yabu.me/npub1rtjq2cn4d6h3m9h7rwj0s5spexslsqzux5t24w0q4p8mk0n006zqjsgqtanjumphttps://yabu.meRegarding the first paragraph, believing something based on feeling is distinct rrom believing something *about* feelings, the latter is a factual assessment like any other Regarding the second and third paragraphs, absolutely not, feelings are intrinsically irrational (partially instinctive, partially culturally induced), so they cannor be part of any sound epistemology Are feelings semi-frequently incidentally correct? Possibly, but that would be nothing more than a coincidence, there is nothing intrinsic to feelings that leads them to being correct Regarding the last paragraph, that essentially just refers back to the first