Asinine Conspiracies
- By Zurp
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This is somewhat relevant to this thread. Go to about 4:10 of the video. It's talking about how some people (it might even refer to them as "less intelligent people") don't like to change their mind. So, if someone believes in something we would all agree is "silly" or "dumb" (I'm thinking of flat earthers), and he's presented with facts showing that the earth is round, he chooses ego over accuracy, because it's easier than admitting being wrong (or dumb).
Basically, when you jump into a conversation, do you already know if your mind is set, or are you willing to think it might be changed by what the other guy is presenting?
Basically, when you jump into a conversation, do you already know if your mind is set, or are you willing to think it might be changed by what the other guy is presenting?
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