Darwin was particularly concerned about "unreliable evidence," which is essentially a way of enlightening our thinking—those seemingly untenable details often hide the key to overturning established beliefs.
Great thinkers who achieve significant things do not live by simply relying on "evidence that pleases the eye." Their objectivity is cultivated through daily practice of "thinking calibration": like an old clockmaker adjusting the pendulum every day, ensuring that biases do not quietly lead them astray.
After all, true depth is never about sifting out perfect evidence, but rather having the courage to confront those "odd" places — this is what gives thought the strength to take root in reality. #Gate七月透明度报告发布##BTC##ContentStar#
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Darwin was particularly concerned about "unreliable evidence," which is essentially a way of enlightening our thinking—those seemingly untenable details often hide the key to overturning established beliefs.
Great thinkers who achieve significant things do not live by simply relying on "evidence that pleases the eye." Their objectivity is cultivated through daily practice of "thinking calibration": like an old clockmaker adjusting the pendulum every day, ensuring that biases do not quietly lead them astray.
After all, true depth is never about sifting out perfect evidence, but rather having the courage to confront those "odd" places — this is what gives thought the strength to take root in reality. #Gate七月透明度报告发布# #BTC# #ContentStar#