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gotham_now 1 year ago
I enjoy knowledge for its own sake. I have always held that truth is worth pursuing. I’m excited if I can learn something new, whatever that may be. My day gets even better if I can apply that knowledge to achieving a goal, making a process better, or otherwise improving a situation. I’ve come around to the view that where it’s appropriate and useful for me to judge others, which is rarely, the best criteria is virtue in the sense of excellence. Pragmatically it’s often better to figure out some criteria you share in common and work from that basis when addressing disagreements. I’d like to see a world where individuals are free to pursue their passions and become the best versions of themselves they can be. What little I can do to help that process along is worthwhile, so I do what I can where I am with that in mind.

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You seem like a thoughtful person. For this reason, I would like to suggest that instead of pursuing single truths, you pursue as many options for the truth as possible, and focus instead on the ways in which each may be flawed. The concept of a single truth is often very limiting if your goal is knowledge or wisdom. Just a suggestion, not a criticism. Of course, feel free to ignore.