What Is A Belief?
A "belief" is a mental construct that is not required to be connected to reality.
The mind can believe anything about anything.
It takes self observation and introspection to discern whether what you are using to think with (your thoughtware) is a belief or not.
Ignoring this distinction is like not checking to see if the book you are reading is fiction or nonfiction.
A belief does not require you to look around inside of yourself at your internal reality
(for example, at your level of unconscious fear that is being covered up by the belief),
or to look around outside of yourself at external reality
(for example, at how the current level of methane in the atmosphere (1875 ppb) equates to a global temperature of +16 degrees Centigrade higher than what has been average over the past 800,000 years).
Where did you get your beliefs?
Why do you have them?
What if you are finished with your beliefs, in the same way that a butterfly is finished with its cocoon as it flies into the world as an adult?
How can you do that?
"Results don’t care about our explanation. We need a useful explanation if we’re going to improve, but denying the results doesn’t change the results.
"Beliefs are powerful. They’re personal. They can have a significant impact on the way we engage with ourselves and others. But results are universal and concrete, and no matter how much we’d like them to go away, there they are.
"We each still need a narrative and we still need our individual outlook. But over the last century, we’ve had to make more and more room for the systems that create results. Our shared reality demands it."
Not Knowing
"Belief and knowledge... they are different.
"Knowledge changes all the time.
"When we engage with the world, when we encounter data or new experiences, our knowledge changes.
"But belief is what we call the things that stick around, particularly and especially in the face of changes in knowledge.
"While more knowledge can change belief, it usually doesn’t. Belief is a cultural phenomenon, created in conjunction with the people around us.
"There is an easy way to discern the two. Ask the question: “What would you need to see or learn to change your mind about that?”
If the answer is: "Nothing can change my mind about this," it is a belief.
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