How Can You Think That Way?

One person's answer to the question "How can you think that way?" in which the author explores some of the basic understandings of their thoughts and then moves on to controversial topics of the day.

• Assumption; knowledge; belief; faith; judgment; and opinion
• Stupidity; evidence; perspectives; teachers vs students; top 5 impedances to learning
• A, B, and C type arguments; reverse defining; and squeaky toys (self-victimization)
• Bandwidths of experience; maturity; and cost, risk, benefit analysis (decision making)
• Personal statistics (bias)
• My personal principles
• Race, racism, and racist; and pride vs arrogance vs confidence
• Sex, genders, and sources of sexual arousal
• Abortion; fascism; gun violence; present day education
• Self-debasing assertions; empty sets (words)
• How I think this way ("God exists" example)