The Next Rollman Revolution Podcast Episode (#49) will be a some-what controversial topic which has a tendency to awaken SJWs and the collectivist approach to topics for which they disagree with a trolling percision!! ???????????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????? ???????? ????????????????????????: “????????????????????????’???? ????????????????????: ???????????? ???????????????? ???????? THE ???????????????????????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????????????????????? ???????????? ???????????????????????????????????????????????? ???????????????????? ????????????????????????????????” 

Regardless of how difficult — Understanding this concept, might just liberate you from the stress brought on by interactive discourse that hits a brick wall!! Although still very frustrating –knowing that ignorance is not the same as stupidity – means that with effective & persistent dialogue, separating the wheat from the chaff is still an option.

Hanlon’s Razor is one of my favorite quotes (or general truth), that sums up many of the concepts I introduce within the Rollman Revolution Podcast. Hanlon’s Razor to put in more simpler words, would be to say: “some bad things happen not because of people having bad intentions, but because they did not think it through properly (or never thought about it in the first place).

Another way to interpret this, would be to say, that within an argument, debate, or other interactive discourse — where apposing view points become fortified by thicker walls of division while wandering further from any solution or common ground — distinctly separating malevolent thought from ignorant thought.

This happens often within tribalistic debate (as well as collectivist arguments – SJW fanatics) simply because those within these circles, digest and repeat much nonsense, which results in dialogue stemming from ignorance.

This is why I consistently proclaim, that it is very important to have a view point, however; it is extremely vital to know how & why you have come to these conclusions.

Are you thinking as an individual? OR  Are your thoughts based on a group or collectivist type reasoning?

In the world that we live in today, having an understanding that not all disagreements are a result of stupidity; but rather they might just be the result of plain ignorance.

Namaste