A quotation from Richard Feynman
If we want to solve a problem that we have never solved before, we must leave the door to the unknown ajar.
Richard Feynman (1918-1988) American physicist
Speech (1955-11), “The Value of Science,” National Academy of Sciences Autumn Meeting, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena
More about this quote: wist.info/feynman-richard/8249…
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“Have a humble heart & an open-mind and you'll soon be given glimpses beyond the veil of your beliefs and understandings... Growing wiser, and believing deeper.”
― Russell Kyle
The Power of Not Knowing: Embracing Uncertainty and Recognizing the Illusion of Knowledge
In a world obsessed with certainty, expertise, and constant information, it can feel uncomfortable, even shameful, to admit that we do not know something. From the moment we enter school, we are conditioned to seek answers, to value knowledge as an indicator of intelligence, and to fear being wrong. Yet, paradoxically, the truth is that no one, not even the most accomplished scholars, scientists, or thought leaders, knows everything. Human knowledge, though vast and impressive, is finite, […]
Stanford researchers find a single question could be the key to changing someone's mind
"laughing and jeering at everything that looks strange"
You are right to be upset, Sam. Bigotry and narrowmindedness are so annoying.
And that is why I warm to you, Sam: the complete absence of such narrowness in your outlook on life; your unbounded curiosity; your childlike joy in experiencing new things. Bless you, Sam.
Embrace uncertainty; it's the key to truly *seeing* the world around you. #OpenMindedness
**Actively Open-Minded Thinking: 💭🧠 A Cognitive Vaccine Against Fake News** Actively open-minded thinking can serve as a cognitive vaccine, reducing susceptibility to fake news and becoming less likely to share misinformation online. This thinking style involves being willing to reconsider your views, avoid overconfidence, and weigh evidence fairly.
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#OpenMindedness #CriticalThinking #FightFakeNews #MisinformationAwareness #CognitiveVaccine https://www.psypost.org/a-simple-cognitive-vaccine-can-make-you-more-resistant-to-misinformation/
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Why does it have to be so difficult for everyone, who is slightly different? Why is it so difficult to be open-minded and to accept and support people? #acceptance #openmindedness
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/articles/cvgnzkr40x5o
A Zen master said “We’ll see.”
Boy gets a pony. Wonderful?
Boy breaks his leg. Horrible?
War breaks out. Horrible?
Boy doesn’t go to war. Wonderful?
We will see.
#Trump #News #Chaos #Daily #Stress #Worry #Fear #Illness #Patience #Openmindedness #Mindfulness #Time
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How do you fill a cup that's already full?
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A koan that explores the concepts of emptiness, fullness, and receptivity to new knowledge.
#OpenMindedness #ZenLearning #Receptivity #BeyondLimitations
The unspoken ageism crisis in our community hurting BOTH younger AND older Black professionals 📉
Watch for the 3 phrases that reveal age bias and how to respond professionally but firmly 👀
Drop your experience below! Has another Black professional ever dismissed you based on age? 👇
EP 16/25 now streaming 🔗 https://youtu.be/YfKx5rJL1PM
#Ageism #BlackMen #WorkplaceBias #SkillsOverAge #OpenMindedness #ProfessionalDevelopment #DiversityAndInclusion #CareerAdvice #Equality #BlackExcellence
Good ideas don’t always look good at first.
Before rejecting something new, pause. It’s easy to react. It’s harder to reflect.
✅ Take 5 minutes before responding
✅ Ask questions instead of pushing back
✅ New ideas are fragile — protect them
✅ Dismissal is easy, understanding takes effort
✅ A short pause can change your perspective
Great ideas often come wrapped in doubt.
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Warum wurde kein #kulturstaatsminister benannt der würdig für unsere bunte, vielfältige Welt ist? Wir brauchen mehr #freiheit #openmindedness und weniger konservativer Rückschritt und Postenschieberei! #WolframWeimer #cducsu #bundesregierung
The Cost of Certainty: How Beliefs Cloud True Knowing and How to Recognize the Difference
https://youtu.be/WbRrRxTWUlU
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As I get older, my Nanas wisdom becomes so helpful. Young people’s music, slang and worldviews are not better or worse, they’re just different. And the more that older people are open to it instead of complaining, the happier they’ll be.
#bestnanaever
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#lifeadvice
#wholesomeAF
If you are left leaning, try to have a conversation with a conservative right winger using logic to back your arguments.
It is better to try and have a conversation rather than argue over differing opinions. You can change someone’s entire ideology using your words.
#debate #politicalconversation #openmindedness #criticalthinking #persuasion #dialogue #understanding #respectfuldebate #ideology #communication
Once again, people, there is not one way to get to the same result!
#openmindedness #solutiondriven
One and one is two - that’s business,
One and one is four - that’s art - or if you like it better - is life.
I think that makes clear; the many-fold seeing, the many-fold reading of the world,
makes us broader, wider, richer.
In education, a single standpoint cannot give a solid firm stand.
Thus, let us have different viewpoints, different standpoints.
Let us observe in different directions and from different angles…
#JosefAlbers, 1938
Fostering Empathy and Collective Action for a Compassionate World
Introduction:
One of the Dalai Lama’s central beliefs is this: all people are united in our pursuit of happiness and our desire to avoid suffering. This is the source of humanity’s greatest achievements. For that reason, we should begin to think and act on the basis of an identity rooted in the words “we humans.” This blog series explores how this concept can shape our actions and identity, fostering a world grounded in empathy, understanding, and collective responsibility.
The Universal Pursuit of Happiness:
Across cultures and philosophies, the pursuit of happiness is a fundamental human drive. In Buddhism, the quest for inner peace and joy is a core tenet. In Western thought, the pursuit of happiness is enshrined in the Declaration of Independence as an unalienable right. Recognizing this common goal can foster empathy and understanding among diverse groups. When we understand that everyone seeks happiness, we can more easily connect with and support one another.
The Shared Desire to Avoid Suffering:
Equally universal is the desire to avoid suffering. From ancient teachings like the Four Noble Truths in Buddhism, which acknowledge suffering and its cessation, to modern humanitarian efforts aimed at alleviating pain and hardship, this shared desire is evident. Understanding that everyone strives to avoid suffering encourages global cooperation and compassion. It reminds us that alleviating suffering, whether through small acts of kindness or large-scale initiatives, is a shared human responsibility.
The Power of a Shared Identity:
An identity rooted in “we humans” transcends differences in race, religion, nationality, and other divisions. This inclusive identity fosters unity and collective action. History provides numerous examples of individuals and groups who have embodied this inclusive mindset. The humanitarian efforts of figures like Mother Teresa, who served the poorest of the poor regardless of their background, and organizations like the Red Cross, which provides aid impartially, showcase the power of a shared human identity.
Practical Steps to Embrace Universal Responsibility:
Embracing a “we humans” mindset starts with small, daily actions. Here are some practical steps:
Conclusion:
In summary, recognizing that all people share the pursuit of happiness and the desire to avoid suffering can lead to profound positive change. By embracing an identity rooted in “we humans,” we foster empathy, understanding, and collective action. As we reflect on our actions, let us consider how we can contribute to a more compassionate world, one small step at a time.
Reflective Questions:
I invite you to reflect on these questions and share your thoughts in the comments below. Let’s start a conversation about how we can all embrace universal responsibility and make a positive impact together.
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https://richardsilverman108.wordpress.com/2024/08/08/embracing-universal-responsibility-we-humans/
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