Absolutely true, and something that the earnest meaning seekers need to understand and adopt.

… more "truth" then you become less grounded than the theorist, because they usually have more data. Bottom line, the more you base thoughts in data, facts, and personal experiences, and the more you are willing to accept the ideas of others as an empathetic exercise, the more truth you'll uncover, and the more your words will be accepted by broader and more diverse groups.
Many times, a "conspiracy theory" is eventually backed up with truth, facts and detailed timelines.
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Absolutely true, and something that the earnest meaning seekers need to understand and adopt.
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Written by Douglas Giles, PhD
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Philosopher by trade & temperament, professor for 21 years, bringing philosophy out of its ivory tower and into everyday life. https://dgilesauthor.com/
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