the comfort of opinion and the discomfort of thought

Since Kennedy is easier than thinking and announcing his opinion, he warned the audience to accept others' opinions.

"Comfort of opinions" is the satisfaction of expressing opinions on a topic. When there is an opinion, we are relieved to understand this topic. We know what happened, we know our feelings, and we do not need to worry about it. "Illness of thought" is the difficulty and effort involved in thinking for yourself, casting doubts on your view of the world and obtaining information-based opinions.

Another wording may be that "it is easy and fun to accept someone's opinion without thinking". It suggests that it is easy but wrong or dangerous. "Think about yourself" and "I doubt your assumption" will use phrases that have very similar meanings. All these are very general advice on graduation lectures.

Since each generation has to escape from the succession of stereotypes and stereotypes, in our own era, from the repetition of reassuring old phrases, it shifts to a real new difficult but essential conflict It must be. For the enemies of truth, it is often not a lie - intentional, artificial and dishonest - not myth - persistent, persuasive and unreal. We often cling to the ancestral cliches. We put all the facts in a pre-made explanation. We enjoy comfortable opinions and discomfort. Like business, politics, economics, diplomacy, internal affairs, myths lead us all over the place

Kennedy said that things are comfortable, but they said they have not challenged these beliefs. As people grow, they get a distorted view of the world based on what they consider natural. These ideas give peace of mind to people - "knowing" what is happening is safe. But ultimately we have to give up this security and certainty to learn more about the real world.

This is a fresh quote like today's news, but the great say it it more than 50 years ago. "We are enjoying comfortable opinions often without feeling uncomfortable." Strong and thoughtful quotation by President John F. Kennedy. Every time I see this simple black and white quote from Kennedy, our idea is important.

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A conscious inflammatory radio and television moderator - even a politician - can take television broadcast without being affected by reality. But as President John F. Kennedy warned in his 1962 graduation speech, "the enemy of truth is often not a lie - intentional, artificial and dishonest - but mythical - persistent, persuasive Common ... We enjoy a comfortable opinion without feeling uncomfortable Myth is a distraction for all of us There is a reasonable argument about the problem History and its context A well-balanced approach towards being very important is not a way to wisdom and justice to destroy the Columbus statue, but Columbus and his fellow explorer / conqueror have a positive impact on the Americas People need not be "Marxists" to explore whether they gave.

Only when we leave that comfortable area and feel uncomfortable ourselves, we will consider the idea that we object. And we can make any judgment wise on everything. We can still continue to agree on the disagreement of the opinion, but we found that this issue is being studied by all four people. Alternatively, if we truly consider all things fairly, we may need to take pride and modify our original ideas. The branch of Poland publicly criticizing his department appeared in the news program "Democracy Now!". In December last year, when he spoke at the funeral of Rafael Ramos, he accused hundreds of colleagues by dismissing the decision of New York mayor Bill de Brasio. Ramos sat on a police car in Brooklyn last month and was one of the two officers who carried out his duties.