The Image That Concerns Most

Being Right Is Not Too Difficult. Your Choose Your Perception. You Select Your Information. You Leave Out What Does Not Suit You. You Drag In Some General-purpose Value Words. You Throw In A Sneer Or Two About The Opposition, And You Are A Fine Fellow Who Made A Fine Speech.

Unfortunately, Our Existing Traditional Thinking Habits Insist That You Must Attack Something And Show It To Be Bad Before You Can Suggest A Change. It Is More Difficult To Acknowledge That Something Is Excellent And Then To Ask For Change Because Although It Is Excellent, It Is Not Enough.

I Think There Is A Danger With Young People Of Being Dependent In The Sense That They Don't Acquire Any Identity Or Self-image Of Themselves As Thinkers.

If You Never Change Your Mind, Why Have One?

To Develop Thinking As A Skill, It Should Be Deliberate, Focused, Confident, And Enjoyable.