Deepak Upadhyay💭 When reality turns out different from our beliefs, do we change our belief, or do we start thinking reality …
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Deepak ji, watch what actually happens the next time you're proven wrong about something you were sure of. The first move is almost never to change the belief - it's to defend it, find a reason the evidence doesn't count, or quietly go silent and avoid the topic. Changing a belief costs something: it means admitting the version of yourself that held it was mistaken. That's the real resistance, not confusion about facts. So the question is worth turning on yourself directly - not in general, but the last time you were shown wrong about something that mattered to you. What did you actually do with it?
