Difference between revisions of "Talk:Abstract thinking"

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Abstract thinking begins with properly qualifying the sources one uses, and relying on one's own personal [[prejudice]]s, [[bias]es, and grievances.
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Abstract thinking begins with properly qualifying the sources one uses, and not relying on one's own personal [[prejudice]]s, [[bias]es, and grievances.

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Abstract thinking begins with properly qualifying the sources one uses, and not relying on one's own personal prejudices, [[bias]es, and grievances.