Many of us have been told in the past that we “think too much”.
What did the people who told you such also have in common?
A lot of us have heard “Stop asking so many questions” as children.
Now we learn that questioning is what makes us us.
We are conditioned to learn what others want us to and ignore what we want to know.
Individualism isn’t encouraged.
Many of us continue to have unanswered questions since childhood. I will try to think of some questions that keep popping up that no one has ever answered and I usually forget about.
The answers are often simple, but teachers are just as conditioned as everyone else and tend to brush off what makes them look bad having to admit they cannot answer.
At this point and time we need questions more than ever.
I don’t understand people who read links thrown at them when the information on it is nothing new. It dumbs you down and makes you forget your questions. It stalls development.
Being dismissive is rare among rh negatives and something I have only observed among rh negatives who are also heavily medicated. For example, someone taking medication for OCD. OCD of course has a cause that is being overshadowed by pills. It means: The person is being farther distanced from herself. Her intuition is no longer activated like before.
It is equally toxic to dismiss before knowing as is to accept without knowing. It looks like rh negatives tend to not judge quickly. It is popular in the general population to “form an opinion” quickly, but we don’t tend to see a need for that.
Whether or not you are a researcher is a question of state of mind.
Education is a tool.
You can become the tool of educational conditioning when you forget your initial questions.
Keep your questions alive. If you don’t, someone else will ask them. You will lose your spot in history.