Accurate thinkers permit no one to do their thinking for them. The accurate thinker always takes two important steps. First, he separates from facts fiction or hearsay evidence which cannot be verified. Second, he separates facts into two classes--important and unimportant. The accurate thinker recognize that most opinions expressed by others are worthless, even dangerous if accepted as accurate, because they are based upon bias, prejudice, intolerance, egotism, fear and guesswork. The accurate thinker knows that no one else has a right to express an opinion on any subject unless it is based on dependable facts.
Posted on: Sun, 16 Mar 2014 09:34:25 +0000
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