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Surely it can be true that a profoundly wise and consistently effective person holds a belief or utters a phrase that is profoundly unwise and endlessly futile
by jszymborski 2y ago
Surely it can be true that a profoundly wise and consistently effective person holds a belief or utters a phrase that is profoundly unwise and endlessly futile.
- ScotterC 2y agoAbsolutely true. And paradoxically, they may fully understand that the phrase is profoundly unwise and endlessly futile and yet know the benefit of holding the belief anyway.
- cutemonster 2y agoIsn't there an implicit "... that you stumbled upon, and found interesting". And to him (and others like him), that might have been possible. While for other more ordinary people, it'd be profoundly unwise and endlessly futile, to hope to do that