Your opinion is bullshit
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Your opinion is wrong
All opinions are wrong
opinion
- a view or judgement formed about something, not necessarily based on fact or knowledge.
- a statement of advice by an expert on a professional matter.
We are not our opinions
We are not our beliefs
We are not our thoughts
We
What can we do?
Cultivate
- Intellectual honesty
- Psychological flexibility
- Spirituality
Intellectual honesty
- Internal ethical stance: truth over soothing
- Known concept among rationalists
- Trainable skill
Psychological flexibility
- Ability to cope with, accept, and adjust to difficult situations
- Known concept among evidence based psychologists
- Trainable skill
Spirituality
- Existential self-knowledge through direct experience
- It is not a clear concept and it is broadly misintepreted
- Can not be taught or learned to or from others
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References, books
The Scount Mindset
From one of my greatest heroes, Julia Galef. She is coming from the rationalist forums, less wrong among them, and she is able to put very complex concepts into simple words without compromising rigour.
The scout mindsetReferences, books
A Liberated Mind
From another personal hero, Steven C. Hayes. This has the form of a self book, but it is also a very good introduction to modern therapies and an actionable way into psychological flexibility.
A Liberated MindIf you are into more heavy stuff you can check the underlying relational frame theory .
References, books
Huxley and God: Essays on Religous Experience
The name of this book is quite deceiving, as it is a collection of essays writen by this known for other things author. Here and in other perennial philisophy writings Huxley traces common similarities from different mystic schools and brings politics as a different kind of religion.
Huxley and GodReferences, videos
References, videos
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