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[Note that this should also be done with any plan that is important!]
Awhile back I was asked to give my opinion of one of those conspiracy (or false cause) issues. I reviewed the article that “proved” it was right. I found it to be more conjecture trying to support conjecture and not at all evidence-based in any stretch of the imagination.
When the person advocated other equally spurious beliefs, I did make a few comments, and then offered to be a sounding board for the person before the person actually comes to his/her final decision and started putting it out there to affect other people.
The answer: A definite “No.”
Though I might not have been the right person to work with that person, the simple method of open-mindedly seeking the inputs of knowledgeable people will lead most often to the best answer rather than the answer that one has come to without fully thinking it out.
From Ray Dalio, one of the very most successfully people on the planet, and a good human being, I recommend that you follow his principle of triangulation to be sure you have your best answer (and use his free, no strings attached “Principles” app in order to be smarter about living a life based on the principles that ACTUALLY WORK!
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