Tag: Society

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Do we only reject the words of others because we believe there is no right answer? What if their words are right, do we still not provide a response?”

It’s often said that there is no right answer, but does this mean that our responses are simply a result of rejecting the words of others? In a world where opinions and perspectives vary greatly, it’s important to consider the validity of others’ statements before simply dismissing them.

We live in a society where discussions and debates are commonplace, and it’s natural to have disagreements. However, it’s crucial to approach these disagreements with an open mind and a willingness to understand the perspective of others. By simply rejecting the words of others without considering their validity, we limit our own growth and the growth of those around us.

On the other hand, if the words of others are indeed right, it’s essential to acknowledge and respond to them accordingly. Ignoring the truth and disregarding the validity of someone else’s words is not only unfair but also hinders our ability to learn and grow.

In conclusion, instead of immediately rejecting the words of others, it’s important to consider the validity of their statements and respond accordingly. By doing so, we can promote growth, learning, and understanding in our interactions with others.

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When we see someone speaking, we often feel like they’re talking above their station. We sense that their words don’t align with their type or personality. It doesn’t feel like they’re in sync with our community and so on. But let’s think differently. What exactly does aligning words with type mean? Is there a criterion for this? Or maybe the person has only spoken informally so far and now can’t seem to speak formally. Oh wait, I digressed. Here’s my point: when you feel like someone’s speaking above their station, take a moment to consider that maybe you’re feeling resentment towards their words. Perhaps it’s a feeling of inadequacy, a lack of those thoughts. A feeling that someone can’t think that widely. Our society doesn’t encourage this type of thinking, and so on.