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These are my articles written over time. Please feel free to ask questions about any post.

The Pitfalls of Dichotomous Thinking: Why It Is Not Right Thinking

Engaging in dichotomous thinking, also known as “black-and-white thinking,” reduces complex situations to a false duality—everything is either one extreme or the other, with no room for nuance or middle ground. While this kind of thinking may provide a simplistic sense of clarity, it often leads to flawed decision-making and adverse consequences. In contrast, true […]

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The Symphony of Human Understanding

Recognizing the subjectivity of human perception is a deep form of wisdom. It involves understanding that what one person sees as good, evil, or unfair may be perceived entirely differently by someone else. This awareness is essential for navigating life’s complexities, appreciating cultural diversity, and addressing ethical dilemmas. Embracing empathy, cultural understanding, and open-mindedness helps

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Navigating Perspectives: The Art of Effective Debating

The most effective debater is not confined by the limits of their own perspective; rather, they possess the ability to perceive and understand the viewpoints of their counterpart, which they endeavor to engage with. This is akin to a skilled sailor navigating the turbulent seas, adeptly adjusting the sails to catch the winds blowing from

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