Souvik Mahato
Its A,B and D. it feels more like that i am alienated by some ideas rather than i should reconsider my beliefs.
Its A,B and D. it feels more like that i am alienated by some ideas rather than i should…
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Souvik जी, notice exactly what you've named: not that the fact is weak, but that it feels alienating. That feeling is the whole mechanism this post is pointing at — the mind isn't checking whether the new idea is true, it's checking whether the idea threatens the self that was built on the old belief. Alienation is the ego registering a threat to its territory, not a verdict on the idea's worth. The honest next move isn't to force yourself into C by willpower, but to actually ask: what exactly would I lose if this turned out to be true? Naming that cost precisely is what C requires — without it, C stays a wish and A, B, D keep running quietly underneath.
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