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First Step To Rethinking
- Why do I feel so strongly about what I believe?
- Do I know all the facts?
- How might my emotions be influencing what I believe?
- Might I be remembering something wrong?
- Do I believe something because I want it to be true?
- Putting my personal feelings aside, what can I learn from this alternative perspective?
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Benefits Of Rethinking Like A Scientist
- Improves your listening skills.
- Better interpersonal bonding with others when they feel listened to and not dismissed.
- Emotional Regulation: You learn to emotionally regulate and be more rational.
- Acceptance and learning from others: When an emotionally regulated and ...
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Think Like A Scientist
When presented with a new perspective or new information, resist the urge to dismiss it and try to listen carefully then examine it considering the evidence you have.
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Replace 3 P's thinking approach with S.
Instead of being convinced like a Preacher, that you are right and wanting to prove the other wrong like a Prosecutor, while trying to win approval like a Politician, look for reasons why you could be wrong and not just right.
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(Over)#thinking is my second nature which helps to quench my "first nature" i.e. #curiosity . I'm here to combine the two into something useful like #learning and understanding #self through #psychology #philosophy & many more gems of #humanknowledge .
Rethinking not only improves our rational ability as an individual but also helps our society progress by developing scientific temper.
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