It’s not as if people are trained to recognize when they believe something. It’s not like they’re ever taught in high school: “What it feels like to actually believe something—to have that statement in your belief pool—is that it just seems like the way the world is. You should recognize this feeling, which is actual (unquoted) belief, and distinguish it from having good feelings about a belief that you recognize as a belief (which means that it’s in quote marks).”
In contrast to, something like “this is interesting” or “this feels like an interesting thing to say.”
In contrast to, something like “this is interesting” or “this feels like an interesting thing to say.”