Critical-Thinking · June 28, 2026
Confidence is valuable—but certainty can blind us. Great thinkers stay open to changing their minds.
Strong opinions are useful only when they're paired with the willingness to revise them as new evidence appears.
Being willing to learn is more valuable than always being right.
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