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::::Two things: '''1)''' I believe you are engaging in splitting.  Splitting is a [[psychology|psychological]] [[defense mechanism]] that causes individuals to engage in the extreme binary thinking of all-or-nothing thinking and thinking in extremes.[https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-splitting-425210].  Mearsheimer is not always right or not always wrong. I don't have to believe in everything or nothing he says.  '''2)''' The Bible says to be open to correction and that fools are not open to correction. Open to correction obviously involves in changing your mind.  RobSmith, I have a book in my library entitled Being Wrong by Kathyrn Schulz which embraces the idea of uncertainly(when warranted) and embracing the idea that you could be wrong about something and changing your mind when warranted. RobSmith, is this book in your library? [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 20:12, October 27, 2026 (EDT)

::::Two things: '''1)''' I believe you are engaging in splitting.  Splitting is a [[psychology|psychological]] [[defense mechanism]] that causes individuals to engage in the extreme binary thinking of all-or-nothing thinking and thinking in extremes.[https://www.verywellmind.com/what-is-splitting-425210].  Mearsheimer is not always right or not always wrong. I don't have to believe in everything or nothing he says.  '''2)''' The Bible says to be open to correction and that fools are not open to correction. Open to correction obviously involves in changing your mind.  RobSmith, I have a book in my library entitled Being Wrong by Kathyrn Schulz which embraces the idea of uncertainly(when warranted) and embracing the idea that you could be wrong about something and changing your mind when warranted. RobSmith, is this book in your library? [[User:Conservative|Conservative]] ([[User talk:Conservative|talk]]) 20:12, October 27, 2026 (EDT)

[[File:What a fraud.GIF|1050px|center|thumb|What an irrepressible [[fraud]]ster and [[BS]] artist.]]

[[File:What a fraud.GIF|1050px|center|thumb|What an irrepressible [[fraud]]ster and [[BS]] artist.]]

<big><big><big>'''Answer the Question: How many of your <s>hate screeds</s> Essays begin with or somewhere quote [[Mearsheimer]] as an authority on the main subject you write on, using an "[[amoral]] framework"?'''

<big><big><big>'''Answer the Question: How many of your <s>hate screeds</s> Essays begin with or somewhere quote [[Mearsheimer]] as an authority on the main subject of the Essay using an "[[amoral]] framework"?'''

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