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The Practicing Thinker

They not only recognize their own deficiencies but have the skills to address them.

  • They regularly analyze their mental processes.
  • They may still lack a systematic way of gaining insight into their thoughts and can fail to recognize self-deceptive reasoning.

To get to this stage, it is important to gain intellectual perseverance.

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