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Food for thought

Food for thought

  1. Can you think of a time when you've encountered someone with beliefs that seemed delusional to you? How did you handle the situation, and what could you have done differently?
  2. How can we strike a balance between respecting others' delusions and promoting critical thinking and rationality?
  3. Are there certain contexts or situations where it might be more important to challenge someone's delusions, and if so, how can we approach this respectfully?
  4. How might cultural or societal factors influence our willingness to respect others' delusions?

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