Uncritical Thinking

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Carruthers posted (previous post from one of the Supertraining members):

> Sloppy thinking is not something that we should tolerate. Is it

> something we can eliminate? No. Will there always be " lazy " minds

> that are not willing to think critically? Yes. But that doesn't mean

> we shouldn't make the effort to improve the minds of ourselves and

> those around us.>>>

Casler writes:

Hi ,

Good post and I value " critical thinking " as highly as most any element of

daily life. The adventure of discovery is fueled by creativity, curiosity,

logical imagination, and critical thinking.

I am a big fan of Dr. . One of his key mental elements, is

termed " mistaken certainty " . It is something in which you are " certain " ,

but are mistaken.

I search for these Mistaken Certainties in my daily thoughts and look to

find them, with interest in exploring them for more clarity and

understanding.

I think one of our (and I do this too) biggest weaknesses, is to devote too

much time into " proving the proven " and " securing " ourselves in our present

awareness (what we think we know at the moment) rather than challenging our

beliefs and making them stand the test of critical thinking.

I have to admit that I also find myself doing this with the thoughts and

concepts of others, as well as my own. I trust most will understand that

this is a process that can be enlightening.

Regards,

Casler

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