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Don't be afraid to ask questions from "summary" of The Independent Thinker: How to Think for Yourself, Come to Your Own Conclusions, Make Great Decisions, and Never Be Fooled by Patrick King

One of the most important traits of an independent thinker is the willingness to ask questions. This may seem like a simple concept, but it is crucial for developing a deeper understanding of the world around us. Asking questions allows us to challenge assumptions, gather information, and come to our own conclusions. Many people are afraid to ask questions because they fear looking foolish or being judged by others. However, this fear can hold us back from truly understanding complex issues and making informed decisions. By overcoming this fear and being willing to ask questions, we open ourselves up to new perspectives and ideas. Asking questions also demonstra...
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    The Independent Thinker: How to Think for Yourself, Come to Your Own Conclusions, Make Great Decisions, and Never Be Fooled

    Patrick King

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