As a teen I was lucky enough to know everything. My Dad dubbed this teen phase, The I Know Years. That’s the teen answer, I know, everyone knows that, and/or didn’t you know that?
What I didn’t know and only found out as I grew older was, there was a lot I didn’t know. A lot.
What I didn’t know was so much more important that what I did know or thought I knew.
Whether we know it or not, whether we admit it or not, we are biased. Everyday.
We all have a bias…or two…or a dozen…or a thousand.
Bias is normal. It’s actually part of our flight or fight response, there to tell us if something is dangerous.
If you’re self-aware and use productive skepticism then you should effectively admit your biases and think through them logically.
What’s the difference between a bias, a prejudice, or a…
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Thanks for the reblog. 🙂
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You’re very welcome! @v@ ❤
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