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I’ve had my worldview destroyed and changed so many times that personally I don’t put too much weight on my current worldview. I believe I’m in the minority tho
by brad0 9y ago
I’ve had my worldview destroyed and changed so many times that personally I don’t put too much weight on my current worldview. I believe I’m in the minority though.
I believe my worldview is a tool to help me get what I want while avoiding the things I don’t want. That’s probably the case for most people.
As my “wants” and “do not wants” change so does my worldview. Once I get the thing I want or I can’t seem to get the thing I want then I have to re-evaluate my worldview and/or wants.
I believe most people’s worldview is fairly static. They find something that is good enough (they don’t suffer too much and they kind of get what they want) and they stick with that. Problems happen when these two groups of worldviews clash.