Accept uncertainty and tolerate ambiguity from "summary" of The Art of Clear Thinking by Patrick King
Embracing uncertainty and ambiguity is a vital aspect of clear thinking. It requires accepting that not everything is black and white, and that some things may never be fully known or understood. In a world filled with complex and constantly changing variables, it is unrealistic to expect absolute certainty in every situation. Tolerating ambiguity means being comfortable with the idea that there may be more than one possible explanation for a given phenomenon. It involves acknowledging that there are often multiple perspectives to consider, and that the truth may lie somewhere in between. This mindset allows for greater flexibility in thinking and opens up the possibility of new insights and discoveries. Uncer...Similar Posts
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