conviction
n. 1. truth backed up by a bayonet. 2. a rock-solid
certainty about something that is not true. 3. the certainty you attain after having your brain fried by a psychiatrist or your behavior modified
by a behaviorist. 4. Convictions are more dangerous enemies of truth
than lies. [Friedrich Nietzsche]
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