seem that humans don't take theses precautions of gathering evidence. The fact of the matter is that life is far too short for one to seek evidential justification for every belief. As reality sees it, people faithfully believe that cake is safe to eat and a car is safe to drive in without consulting evidence. This is contrary to the quote of Clifford that I provided in the last paragraph. It would appear that Clifford was either a very busy man in taking the precaution to research absolutely everything before formulating a belief, or he just didn't take to believing much at all. If one were to try and religiously abide by Clifford's notion she would surly fall short, or find madness in attempting to fulfill it. Notions, such as Clifford's, defy reality due in part to their impract
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