02934 –
Grant, Adam M.

Holding strong opinions in the face of weak evidence is a sign that you’re not thinking critically.

Conviction should follow the facts, not precede them. What you want to believe shouldn’t dictate what you believe.

A key to lifelong learning is valuing curiosity over closure.

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