Lao Tzu said: "Look at everything. Then look again. Inside out, back to front and up side down." but I tend to just follow the money. That is the easiest way to find the source.

I question everything, with an open mind. Nothing is "off limits" for me, that is my nature.

Question everything. Accept when falsifiable evidence is presented that supports the claim.

My skepticism is simple -- I only believe, i.e. internalize as being true, that for which there is sufficient evidence, hard, observable, verifiable, independent evidence.

I think I’m kinda skeptical about that.

I doubt it, just like I doubt everything else.

You are too young to be able to handle the truth! Youngins always looking for shortcuts!

Generally if I read more than one article about something that I have already experienced for myself, then I tend to somewhat believe it.

That's why I, unlike most Americans, don't make fun of people who see UFOs, since I've seen hundreds of them..almost always with mutliple witnesses, and often close up, both in Haiti and the US, during the late 1960s-through late 1970s, and then only once after that, in 1999, over my Kentucky farm, while stargazing with a new boyfriend.

It's good to ask questions before accepting information. Personally, though, I think some skeptics fail to draw a line between skepticism and denial. Also being a skeptic should mean a willingness to hear evidence, not a willingness to entertain ideas without evidence... which I see happen as well.

David Hume was the model skeptic who asserted that we cannot even know cause and effect. However, while denying the possibility of knowing the causal connection between objects, he accepted the causal principle, writing, "I never asserted so absurd a proposition as that something could arise without a cause."

The only limits for me are my interest level or energy. Investigation requires both.

I'm a no limit skeptic

Critical Thinking was my favorite class - taught me a lot.