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Abandon ideology from "summary" of 12 Regras para a Vida by Jordan B.peterson
Ideology is a dangerous thing. It can blind us to the complexities of reality, causing us to see the world in black and white when in fact, it is painted in shades of grey. When we cling to a particular ideology, we close ourselves off from new ideas and information that may challenge our beliefs. This can lead to a narrow-mindedness that stifles growth and prevents us from truly understanding the world around us. By abandoning ideology, we free ourselves from the constraints of rigid belief systems and open ourselves up to the possibility of growth and change. We become more open-minded, willing to consider different perspectives and ideas that may challenge our preconceived notions. This does not mean that we should abandon all principles and values, but rather that we should be willing to critically evalua...
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