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Cil 12-17-2015 11:43 AM

Choice of mind set
 
How many people here find it hard to be open minded?
How many find it hard to be close minded?
Which would you prefer?

Nameless 12-17-2015 11:54 AM

That's a weird question. I guess I would rather be closed minded if I had to choose one, since open mindedness is usually college kid slang for do whatever other people are doing that sounds cool lol. As stupid as closed minded people can be at least they tend to do their own thing.

Cil 12-17-2015 12:38 PM

Well in my opinion, you have your pros and cons for opene mindedness. It's good to open your mind to new things because you never know what you like until you discover it for yourself. But sometimes it's best to not be so curious about everything but then again it depends what you want to open your mind to, being close minded, you limit yourself only to what you've adapted to and sometimes the same thing gets boring so you want something different to spice up what u already know.

Black Francis 12-17-2015 03:50 PM

I prefer being open minded cause it's alot more rewarding. imo being close minded is the easiest route to take. it's self indulging in your comfort zone and that kinda thing may be good for your individuality at times but it can also stunt your growth as a person.

If you compare what you gain/lose from both mindsets, being open minded would be the one to strive for.

Frownland 12-17-2015 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Nameless (Post 1661370)
That's a weird question. I guess I would rather be closed minded if I had to choose one, since open mindedness is usually college kid slang for do whatever other people are doing that sounds cool lol. As stupid as closed minded people can be at least they tend to do their own thing.

What a close minded view of open mindedness.

Zhanteimi 12-17-2015 03:54 PM

I'm open-minded to good things.

I open my mind like I open my mouth: to close it again on something wholesome.

No, not dicks. Just preempting Batlord.

Frownland 12-17-2015 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by mordwyr (Post 1661469)
I'm open-minded to good things.

How do you know something is good or bad without having experienced it? There are quite a few cases where the answer is obvious, liking seeing if terrorism is good for a laugh or trying out crack, but don't you think that being open to things that you already think are "good" is a way to trick yourself into thinking that you're open minded?

Zhanteimi 12-17-2015 04:23 PM

I trust my instincts. Like, my instincts tell me that LSD and MDMA are okay in moderation but that I shouldn't roll those dice with, say, heroin. And so far, things have gone along swimmingly.

Goofle 12-17-2015 04:25 PM

Gotta be open minded. Don't automatically believe what people are telling you. Trust facts and rationale over feelings. Embrace having your opinion changed.

Frownland 12-17-2015 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by mordwyr (Post 1661475)
I trust my instincts. Like, my instincts tell me that LSD and MDMA are okay in moderation but that I shouldn't roll those dice with, say, heroin. And so far, things have gone along swimmingly.

Instincts: the true embodiment of logic...


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