Russell admonishes the world of the "Ten Commandments" of free thought

How to maintain freedom of thought and not be used? The following ten commandments please remember

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1) Don't think it's valuable to hide evidence, because the evidence will eventually be exposed.

(Teach you from an early age, right, to be an honest and trustworthy good child, how can you forget when you grow up?) ）



2, do not hold an attitude of absolute affirmation in everything.

(Absolutely, always bring "punching the face" later)

3) Never try to stop you from thinking, because you always get something out of it.

(There is always one in the body and mind on the road, and there is always one in the brain and eyes to take out of the house, yes, this is what The fourth child said)

4) When you encounter opposition, even if the opposition comes from your spouse or children, try your best to convince people with reason, rather than relying on authority to win. For victory by authority is illusory.

(It is recommended that if you have time, go to a mood tracker, record your daily mood, reflect daily, and change your mind)

5) Don't blindly worship any authority, because you can always find the opposite authority.

(Authority is not authoritative because they are "right", but because they are authoritative and feel that they are "right")

6) Don't use power to suppress opinions that you think are harmful, because if you do, you have been suppressed by those opinions.

(The "ugly state" of your nose and eyes, scratching your ears and stomping your feet is really what they want to see)

7) Don't be afraid to have a unique view, because every view that people accept now has been different.

(Your uniqueness is really, really precious!) ）

8) It is more fun to express objections rationally than to passively agree with other people's opinions. Because if you value your own wisdom, it is more profound to agree with it by expressing your opposition.

(To express your opposition means, at least, that you have considered one thing seriously and holistically, rather than blindly obeying))

9) Even if the facts are embarrassing, we should strive to seek truth from facts, because it is often more troublesome to cover up the truth.

(Don't be embarrassed for yourself, be brave, the audience is not stupid)

10 Do not envy those who enjoy the blessings of the fool's paradise, for only the foolish will think that it is true happiness.

(In this world, there is a kind of person who is not happy no matter how he is; in the same way, there is also a kind of person in this world who is happy in any way.) The key, all in themselves)

Ending: Gustav Le Pen said in "The Ragtag Crowd": "As soon as people enter the group, their IQ is seriously reduced, and in order to gain recognition, individuals are willing to abandon right and wrong, and use IQ in exchange for a sense of belonging that makes people feel safe." ”