Beliefs

“What a belief allows or encourages you to do is the only truth it has. William James’s pragmatism says: try a belief out if it appeals to you, give it time, and see what happens as a consequence of believing it; truth, he famously writes, happens to an idea, because you have to find out whether, and how, it works for you. It cannot already be dec... See more

Believing we’re separate, we seek control to remain safe. Releasing that belief, we discover our safety always lies in cooperation.

Being opinionated means that you stand for something. You believe there is principled way of doing things and have reasoning why it's beneficial. The opposite are products that are everything for everyone. It lacks thinking and puts the burden on the user to figure it out