By reminding ourselves that "Sometimes I'm wrong" and it's normal.
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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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