The hottest Intellectual humility Substack posts right now

Colleges should help students learn how to disagree and think critically. When students ask tough questions about what they're taught, it shows they're engaged and curious.
It's important for schools to protect teachers' rights to express different opinions. This allows them to challenge the usual ideas and helps students hear various viewpoints.
We should encourage open discussions on controversial topics. It helps students understand different perspectives and prepares them to think more broadly about important issues.

Foster intellectual humility by assessing views without over or undervaluing them.
Avoid intellectual servitude by not outsourcing opinions and reasoning to others.
Develop a preference for wisdom over intelligence, and do not fear expressing your views.

Midwit meme illustrates intellectual arrogance and narcissistic supply.
Intellectual humility involves accurate self-assessment of views and capacities.
Cultivating intellectual humility involves distinguishing various qualities of intelligence.

Psyops are techniques used to influence minds with varying degrees of transparency and deception.
In today's world, psychological manipulation is pervasive, and being aware of it is crucial to personal sovereignty.
Engaging in philosophical inquiry can help individuals become less susceptible to psyops and actively construct their reality.

Our thoughts shape our world: The power of critical thinking and mindfulness is evident in how our thoughts influence our experiences and actions.
Mindfulness over gut reactions: While automated thinking can be useful, critical thinking requires self-awareness to assess situations, especially new and unfamiliar ones.
Interpretation and critical thinking: Understanding how interpretation and inference impact our understanding of the world is crucial for developing critical thinking skills and constructing meaningful beliefs.

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