A defeasance is a reason we believe we’re wrong. The reason we believe we are wrong is a reason we think something is true. This is how we reason in the world.
A defeasance is a cause we believe is the cause.
In the world of Deathloop, in the world of the universe, it’s a kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy. You might think that because people believe they are wrong they think they’re right. But you’re not wrong. You’re just wrong.
There are two levels of defeasance in the world of Deathloop: the first is something that appears to be true, and the second is something that appears to be false but is true. When we choose our initial goal of defeating the Visionaries, we have two reasons to think that we are right: we believe we are right, and we believe that we are wrong.
But that is the wrong way to think. If you are wrong, then you are wrong. What you are right about is something you know you are right about. If you are wrong, you are wrong.
So it is with the concept of defeasance. It’s true that if we are wrong about our belief that we are right, we are wrong. But it’s also true that if we believe that we are right, we are wrong. Thus, the concept of defeasance is a way to avoid confusion.
We can also use the concept of defeasance to help us be better at what we do. We can be better at our job because we understand that we are right, and better at our job because we understand that we are wrong.
We should be able to know when we are wrong. We should be able to know when we are right. But as it turns out, we are only able to know when we are right because we have a belief that we are right. We have a belief that we are right because we believe that we are right. Since we don’t know when we are wrong, we can’t know when we are right. We have a belief that we are right because we believe we are right.
We believe that we are right because, well, we are.