2. Do not Speak Definitively about People, Politics, or Ideas. - Deepstash
2. Do not Speak Definitively about People, Politics, or Ideas.

2. Do not Speak Definitively about People, Politics, or Ideas.

Speaking definitively about a person or idea is to be blind to the multitude of perspectives that exist on it.

It is the definition of closed-mindedness and short-sightedness.

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People who are socially intelligent think and behave in a way that spans beyond what's culturally acceptable at any given moment in time. Here are core traits of someone who is socially intelligent:

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