Ask yourself why you believe what you believe from "summary" of THINK BEFORE by Peter Malcolm James
When forming our beliefs, it is crucial to take a step back and examine the underlying reasons for holding those beliefs. Often, we may not have a clear understanding of why we believe what we believe. This lack of introspection can lead to holding beliefs that are not based on evidence or logical reasoning. By asking ourselves why we believe what we believe, we can uncover the motivations and influences that have shaped our beliefs. One common reason for holding certain beliefs is societal or cultural influence. We may have been raised in a particular environment that shaped our beliefs from a young age. These beliefs may have been passed down to us from family members, friends, or other influential figures in our lives. By questioning these beliefs and understanding th...
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