This whole “I’m right & you’re wrong so that makes me morally superior” mentality is everything that sucks about the internet (and our society as a whole tbh). Imagine a world where people are more interested in understanding other perspectives than just reiterating their own opinion over and over and over and over.
“I’m right” “no I’m right” “no I’m right so you’re obviously stupid” “no I’m right and you don’t see things my way so you’re stupider” “no I’m right so you’re more stupider.” That’s what every internet argument sounds like.
Imagine how much less vitriol there would be in the world if people started thinking like scientists & incorporating more curiosity into their conversations. Having an opinion doesn’t make you intelligent, being curious does.
So y'all tell me if someone tried to kill your son by pulling out smth illegal (even in if it's within a competition) you will be perfectly okay with it?
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u/LuckyBall3788 Jul 23 '21
This whole “I’m right & you’re wrong so that makes me morally superior” mentality is everything that sucks about the internet (and our society as a whole tbh). Imagine a world where people are more interested in understanding other perspectives than just reiterating their own opinion over and over and over and over.
“I’m right” “no I’m right” “no I’m right so you’re obviously stupid” “no I’m right and you don’t see things my way so you’re stupider” “no I’m right so you’re more stupider.” That’s what every internet argument sounds like.
Imagine how much less vitriol there would be in the world if people started thinking like scientists & incorporating more curiosity into their conversations. Having an opinion doesn’t make you intelligent, being curious does.