Don't let other people's words deceive you
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他人の言葉に惑わされない 2023-09-13 10:31 omni.icon
digest.
The importance of having one's own ideas and not being swayed by the words of others is emphasized. It also shows the importance of listening to other people's opinions, but it takes the position that this is a means to deepen one's own thinking and that one should not be swayed by the words of others.
Relevance.
These notes are related to Nishio's research notes, such as "How to deal with other people's words" and "If you can understand, you should be able to speak in your own words. These fragments emphasize the importance of understanding and expressing oneself in one's own words, reinforcing the importance of not being influenced by the words of others.
deep thinking
Having one's own ideas and not being distracted by the words of others is important for one's personal growth and deeper understanding. However, we must not ignore the opinions of others altogether, but use them as a means to deepen our own thinking.
summary of thoughts.
Using the words of others as a means to deepen one's understanding of self."
Title.
The Relationship Between Other People's Words and Self-Understanding."
extra info
titles: ["If you can understand it, you can speak it in your own language"], "Other people's language", "Writing to communicate to others", "Hatena2010-05-18", "People can think without using language", "How to deal with other people's language", "You cannot notice a language you cannot read", "The language of what you do not understand Difficult to convert", "Setting tasks to listen well", "You can't know yourself without knowing others", "Keichobot on ChatGPT", "It's just an introduction", "The process of thinking about what 'thinking' is"]
generated: 2023-09-13 10:31
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