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That's an extremely oversimplified explanation of the world. In my experience a lot of misunderstanding comes not from lack of facts, but a lack or difference
by matt_wulfeck 10y ago
That's an extremely oversimplified explanation of the world.
In my experience a lot of misunderstanding comes not from lack of facts, but a lack or difference in perspective. Hardly anyone even feels the need to justify their actions, let alone squeeze it into some bizarre cowboy metaphor.
- Spellman 10y agoOr, put another way, no one think they're the villain/wrong. Which aligns with what the studies seem to indicate. Often the strongest objections arise in a subject that we hold very dear as part of our identity.
- baldfat 10y agoTo think in this example of a binary worldview in logical thinking it would be a genetic fallacy. Everything that comes from one person is good and everything that comes from another person is bad/evil. https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/genetic https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/genetic >That's an extremely oversimplified explanation of the world. It isn't a over oversimplified it is an actual legitimate worldview in Philosophy/Ethics for many individuals. There is not one worldview that is up to each individual and different cultures. I wasn't trying to paint everyone but I am stating that many people absolutely think this way.