How Philosophers Think

Philosophy, like regular life, is best experienced with an attitude of intellectual grace. “What can this person teach me?” is a much more productive question than “How is this person wrong?”

when you restrict yourself to one side of the intellectual spectrum, you limit your capacity to find truth.

The more pressure people feel to have an opinion on every subject, the more chauffeur knowledge there will be. In that state of intellectual insecurity, people rush to judgment.