Thinking As a Science
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But if you make truth your aim you will very likely get truth, and originality will come of itself.
There are hundreds of prejudices, hundreds of forms of prejudice. There is, for instance, the prejudice of conservatism, which manifests itself in a vague fear that if the present order were changed in any particular — if women were given the vote, if socialism were to triumph, if a new filing system were to be installed at the office — all would be lost. But I cannot deal ade- quately with all t...he forms of bias which flock to mind.
The distinguishing mark of the great think- ers of the ages was their comparative freedom from the prejudices of their time and commu- nity. In order to avoid these prejudices one must be constantly and uncompromisingly 120 THINKING AS A SCIENCE sounding Ms own opinions. Eternal vigilance is the price of an open mind.
Prejudice is not the only danger which lies in wait for the would-be thinker. In his very ef- forts to get rid of prejudice he is liable to fall into an even greater intellectual sin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But if you make truth your aim you will very likely get truth, and originality will come of itself.
There are hundreds of prejudices, hundreds of forms of prejudice. There is, for instance, the prejudice of conservatism, which manifests itself in a vague fear that if the present order were changed in any particular — if women were given the vote, if socialism were to triumph, if a new filing system were to be installed at the office — all would be lost. But I cannot deal ade- quately with all t...he forms of bias which flock to mind.
The distinguishing mark of the great think- ers of the ages was their comparative freedom from the prejudices of their time and commu- nity. In order to avoid these prejudices one must be constantly and uncompromisingly 120 THINKING AS A SCIENCE sounding Ms own opinions. Eternal vigilance is the price of an open mind.
Prejudice is not the only danger which lies in wait for the would-be thinker. In his very ef- forts to get rid of prejudice he is liable to fall into an even greater intellectual sin.
What to read after Thinking As a Science?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hazlitt, Henry, 1894- to read onlineMoreLess
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