You must understand that seeing is believing, but also know that believing is seeing.

Other unrelenting skeptics might declare that “seeing is believing”—an approach to life that works well in many endeavors, including mechanical engineering, fishing, and perhaps dating. It’s also good, apparently, for residents of Missouri. But it doesn’t make for good science. Science is not just about seeing, it’s about measuring, preferably with something that’s not your own eyes, which are inextricably conjoined with the baggage of your brain. That baggage is more often than not a satchel of preconceived ideas, post-conceived notions, and outright bias.

For conservatives, seeing is believing; for liberals, believing is seeing.

4087. Seeing's believing, but feeling's the truth.

Seeing, contrary to popular wisdom, isn't believing. It's where belief stops, because it isn't needed any more.

There are three ways to understand things. If somebody tells you something, who you respect, you'll say, Okay, since you are saying it, I'll believe it. Second way is that, This is what my concept is, so I'll believe it. But the third way is a very independent way, which is called, seeing is believing. That you see, that you feel, you realize practically, without anybody's concept, but actually be able to realize it completely, completely independently. And then feel it. And this is what I beg of every premie to do. Instead of to follow a bunch of concepts down the line, see this Knowledge, believe this Knowledge -— by yourself, independent of any concepts, any thoughts, any ideas.

Every religion claims to believe as they do because of reason, education, or intelligence given by their god in revelation. But whether they admit it or not, all of them are assuming their preferred conclusions on faith, and this would still be true even if all of their gods exist. Believe as hard as you want to. But convincing yourself however firmly still can’t change the reality of things. Seeing is believing. But seeing isn’t knowing. Believing isn’t knowing. Subjective convictions are meaningless in science, and eyewitness testimony is the least reliable form of evidence.

5813. Words are but Wind ; but seeing is believing.

Seeing is deceiving. It's eating that's believing.

In contrast to “Blessed are they who do not see and still believe,” he speaks of “seeing and still not believing.”

To believe is to know you believe, and to know you believe is not to believe.

See is deceiving. It's eating that's believing.

Believing means you have assumed something that you do not know; seeking means you have realized that you do not know.

Sometimes you cannot believe what you see, you have to believe what you feel.