How you decide what's true

Where you mainly turn to judge what's true — your working theory of knowledge. Each stance is described plainly and even-handedly.

A self-identification with an approach to knowledge (epistemology), described neutrally; none is presented as the correct one. (Epistemology)

Groups

Evidence & observation — Trusts what can be observed, measured, and tested.
Reason & logic — Trusts careful reasoning and logical argument above all.
Skepticism — Doubts by default and withholds belief until well justified.
Intuition — Gives real weight to gut feeling and direct insight.
Expert consensus — Defers to the considered judgement of experts and institutions.
Faith / revelation — Draws truth from religious or spiritual revelation.
What works — Judges ideas by whether they work in practice.