Steviepinhead
Posts: 532
Joined: Jan. 2006
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When you think about it, heddle, your opinions about places you've actually lived might well be entitled to more authority than the opinions of folks who've never been within miles of those places, much less lived there.
Prolonged residence affords opportunity for observation, experience, comparing, testing, weighing, hypothesizing and discarding hypotheses... Forming educated opinions. Y'know--real world stuff like that.
All stuff that mere belief in imaginary beings does NOT afford the opportunity for. And why one person's opinion on such ineffable things is not worth more than any other person's.
Epiphany? Eh, I thought not...
You may "he11" from Pittsburgh, but you're still, um, farfar more at home in LaLaLand.
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