It makes Brooke feel strange in her stomach. It is like the feeling when she reads a book like the one about the man with the bomb, or thinks a sentence, just any old sentence like: the girl ran across the park, and unless you add the describing word then the man or the girl are definitely not black, they are white, even though no one has mentioned white, like when you take the the out of a headline and people just assume it's there anyway. Though if it were a sentence about Brooke herself you'd have to add the equivalent describing word and that's how you'd know. The black girl ran across the park.
Ali SmithStichwörter: assumptions race whizkids
Presumptuous bastard,' Tak said. 'Sunset? He might at least wait and see if there's a tomorrow morning.
Samuel R. DelanyStichwörter: assumptions sunset end-of-the-world dhalgren
Is there wisdom in innocence? I think there is, but there is a cult now of drab men and women, for whom the world, and even life itself, is a kind of commodity. These critics, having eaten, now study their excrement to see what they consumed. On this they base certain conclusions. Their ignorance is uncompromising. Let us rather stand before the unknown, in very humble, quiet observance and wait while it reveals itself.
Phillip MannStichwörter: wisdom prejudice criticism assumptions mystery culture the-unknown
It will be found that every attack upon religion, or upon characteristic ideas inherited from religion, when its assumptions are laid bare, turns out to be an attack upon mind.
Richard M. WeaverStichwörter: assumptions thoughts secularism
You know what America is-they're all like spoiled children. Anything goes, isn't that what they say?
Soheir KhashoggiStichwörter: assumptions stereotypes misrepresentation television-image
Why do people assume? If I hate you, I'll tell you. In this case, it's not hate. It's hurt. I'll lick my wounds, which only oozed because I gave a damn, and be over it before the sun rises.
Donna Lynn HopeStichwörter: hate hurt assumptions offense assuming
Author discussed what he calls the "narrative fallacy." This refers to our "limited ability" to look at a sequence of facts "without weaving an explanation into them.
Nassim Nicholas TalebStichwörter: assumptions preconceptions prejudices presumptions
Yesterday's adaptations are today's routines.
Ronald A. HeifetzStichwörter: status-quo assumptions
The strength of one's opinion should not exceed their knowledge on the matter.
Eric HirzelStichwörter: science intelligence knowledge opinions assumptions open-mindedness close-mindedness
People in one of two states in a relationship. The first is what I call positive sentiment override, where positive emotion overrides irritability. It's a buffer. Their spouse will do something bad, and they'll say,'Oh, he's just in a crummy mood.'Or they can be in negative sentiment override, said that even a relatively new tool thing that a partner says get perceived as negative. In negative sentiment override state, people draw lasting conclusions about each other. If their spouse does something positive, it's a selfish person doing a positive thing. It's really hard to change their states, and those states determine whether when one party tries to repair things, the other party sees that as repair or hostile manipulation.
John GottbergStichwörter: marriage prejudice assumptions
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