From the translations of Tsukihime:

"I really enjoy using words like 'if'. Not caring about the results at first. It gives off a salvageable feeling, doesn't it?" (Be warned that most of it was incoherent, so i changed the whole thing to what i think it means.)

That's a sentiment that i can really identify with. When one makes an argument, it's nice to use words like 'perhaps' or 'if' so that one doesn't fully commit oneself to a certain claim, and thus can readily change it or give it up for something better. Because of this, one does not have to care about the results of one's thoughts (i.e. the truth behind these thoughts) for a while, and thus can freely pursue them.

Btw, when i claim that "most people practise A", i hate it when people say, "that's wrong because there are some people who do not practise A!"

Lala.