I see changing my mind in response to new information and learning as a strength, not a flaw. I value being open to a more nuanced view as I grow, even when others might mistake that openness for inconsistency.
On January 23, 2025, replying to @sama and addressing @POTUS, I said that being able to change your mind when presented with new information is good.
On November 23, 2025, I wrote that changing your mind as you grow and learn is good, and that people are too afraid of being perceived as inconsistent.
On November 27, 2025, I said that changing your mind as you gain more knowledge, despite what others might think, is a sign of strength. I was expressing my own opinion; the quoted post by @AlexHormozi separately encouraged unplugging and spending time with family.
On December 2, 2025, I wrote, “It’s both actually,” and included a link. The captured post does not explain what “both” refers to, and I cannot identify the linked page’s contents from the capture.
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