In general, one is only right when either wish or fear coincides with reality. If one recognizes this, one cannot, of course, get rid of one’s subjective feelings, but one can to some extent insulate them from one’s thinking and make predictions cold-bloodedly, by the book of arithmetic.
Author: George Orwell
Subjects: Concepts, Desires, Fear, Intelligence | Knowledge, Personal Improvement, Psychology | Behavior
Subjects: Concepts, Desires, Fear, Intelligence | Knowledge, Personal Improvement, Psychology | Behavior
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