Lesson 19 of 32
Empty Opinions Are Just Noise
In an age where everyone has a hot take, the person who backs their claims with substance gains rare credibility.
The Lesson
An ungrounded opinion shuts down progress and erodes trust. If you want your voice to actually matter, you have to understand the difference between a belief and a verifiable truth. Use your beliefs as starting points for exploration, not as endpoints to defend.
You have the right to believe whatever you want. But if you want your opinions to shape the world, they need a better foundation than "I just feel this way." Trust your intuition, but know when to support it with evidence. Strong opinions should be earned through research and reflection, not just adopted for convenience.
The Question
What opinion do you regularly share in conversations not because it adds value or moves things forward, but because staying silent would make you feel like you don't have anything intelligent to contribute?
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