Don’t fall for that Ad populum mess just cause the crowd’s loud don’t mean they right. People be hyping nonsense like it’s gospel , stay smart, not trendy.
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Lately I’ve been alarmed when talking to others that they think they’re experts on things they don’t really know much about. And also think they’re experts on things they know a lot about! I think it’s important to know that we don’t know everything and our convictions, whilst important to have them, can be proven wrong at any time. This breeds innovation and keeps you in a state of always learning. Stay humble in the face of all that is unknowable. Remember Plato said “I know that I know nothing.”
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In a global echo chamber, dissent is the only path to truth.
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