Do you see to believe or believe to see? (March 15, 2021)

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Steffon Savage

22

Senior

Port Gibson, Mississippi

Pre-Physical Therapy

I see to believe. I’m not the type of peron who will believe anything that I hear, therefore, I’d rather see the proof of something before I take someone’s word for it.

Brenn Ursin

20

Junior

Paulina, Louisiana

Biology Pre-Physical Therapy

I believe to see because in order for me to believe a person, I need to see proof of what they are saying.

Keith Smith

21

Senior

Memphis, Tennessee

Computer Science

I see to believe. Personally, I just can’t have faith in something without proof. For example, if I’m buying clothes online I need proof from reviews that people have received their orders before I finalize my purchase. There’s just an air of uncertainty that comes with believing to see that leaves me uncomfortable.

Annie Cherry

23

Senior

Monroe, Louisiana

Computer Science

I would say one is stronger than the other. For example, see to believe, i just can’t trust what someone tells or explains to me. If I can’t see it with my own two eyes then I won’t believe anything that may have been told to me. As far as believe to see, it goes like this. I can believe in something or someone from what I might read from their energy until I see reality and assumption together.

Braxton Spells

20

Junior

Terry, Mississippi

Biology Pre-Physical Theraphy

See to believe. I need to see it to believe it.