How to Think Clearly | The Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius

[@GrowthMindsetChannel]

"The happiness of your life depends upon the quality of your thoughts." ~ Marcus Aurelius 🙏😊

[@sujanmaka912]

more precisely clearness of thoughts :)

[@kuyab9122]

@@sujanmaka912 But clearness is a quality tho

[@Mecagothits]

True That 😊

[@thetavibes9021]

"I already pay a subscription fee. It's called an internet bill." ~ Me

[@rap.808]

Happiness of life depends on your bank account

[@samratchattopadhyay3057]

We have power over our mind, not outside events... realise this & you will find strength - Marcus, the Greatest Stoic. 🙏🏻

[@khalilahd.]

Well said!

[@davecullins1606]

Ironically that came from the literal emperor of the Roman empire.

[@Tzolkinvision]

This is true if your goal is to become more functional in this era and civilization. Not necessarily true if your goal is to transform and evolve...

[@utoob3119]

Man is u on Sims u ain't no Jedi fuck starts WARZ

[@pranaveyecarehospital8958]

great

[@titusmkandawire5661]

We use "If - Then" conditional statements in programming and it it a very good basis for making good intuitive programs. I didn't give it much thought as to apply it to all areas of life, this make so much sense.

[@zlove1010]

if else, the language of the computers what a beauty

[@Koyasi78]

Programming is possible because of the development of binary algebra. Which is codified logic. Based in the teachings of socrates. Who was trained in kemet. Which was the last of the great african kingdoms. Said another way, computer science is the attempt to answer humanity's most difficult questions. Like what is the meaning of life.

[@FreshCreativeFrog25]

I was looking for a comment that mentioned programming. I have just started a computing science minor and I have found that I have become a much clearer thinker and problem solver after only two courses. It’s not necessary for my degree- I’m majoring in Media and Technology studies (in the Arts) with a minor in Economics, but I had a feeling there was much to gain, in a wider scope, by adding Computing Science. It’s been terrific- the effect it’s had on my mind! Thank you for your comment! 👏🏻

[@Aurora01001]

Yeah when i first found out about the for loops & conditionals, i thought how could i solve problems with this. After programming for a while, i understand that its just deciding yes or no for the program, which is huge.

[@cooperlilley7044]

Im very grateful for my father. Althoughout my life, he has told me of mind-over-matter. If you want to be happy, then simply be happy, if you want to be angry, sad, confused, or disappointed, then you will be. You are in control of how you react to your surroundings. You cant always control your surroundings, but you can control how you act and react, and influence the world around you. This is one of the hundreds of lessons hes taught me in just the last 18 years. Im not religious, but i hope there is a heaven simply so he can go there when he passes, he deserves it and so much more. I love you dad, ill be better than you, for you ❤️

[@kirstymackenzie2437]

But - Marcus Aurelius also said “Give me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change”.

[@zemoney954]

❤Deep, Real … Respect Bro

[@scara.iy3]

you can change how you react? But if your feeling angry it's hard to calm down..

[@angelcastaneda9959]

"If someone can prove me wrong and show me my mistake in any thought or action, I shall gladly change. I seek the truth, which never harmed anyone: the harm is to persist in one's own self-deception and ignorance.” -Marcus Aurelius. Most of our control stops at "intentional action," the reason for this is because most outcomes (feedback) are still not within our control. Our "understanding of the world" could also be subjective but if it promotes pragmatic and healthy psychological wellbeing. . .so be it!

[@acek7519]

Feedback is something that is other people's to give and so is bound to be out of our control. but what we can fully control is our own thoughts and actions. Acknowledging that is both liberating and exciting

[@Felix-og7pd]

I seek the Truth

[@backupviber6285]

Here talk is a bullshit, his thoughts about thinking are not clear . The main questions are: Who is that one who thinking, and What is a thought really. This is a Start

[@utoob3119]

U ain't got no visual no sense at all go to the clinic your way of vision is miss gaudiness

[@rudder-room13]

Y Don Miguel ..?

[@martinesejour3361]

So simple, yet so profound. The answer was right there. The power of “If-then.”

[@Siel-bm7gx]

Exactly.

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Spiritual advancement of any quality needs a great teacher..........Falun Dafa

[@youaregodspursuit-47]

Yes, "if-then" ...if God be real then Marcus is headed for hell.

[@jessstuart7495]

The world is a messy place. Oversimplification can lead you astray.

[@Cameister]

It's literally just the definition of a hypothesis

[@rajeshmanatkar5908]

The fact that nobody talks about the book whispers of manifestation on borlest speaks volumes about how people are stuck in a trance

[@CoolGuy-ud8lr]

Bot

[@youngbarber_8365]

What’s the name of the book?

[@harshavardhan283]

​@@youngbarber_8365 There are many books about manifestation but one of the most popular one is "The Secret" by Rhonda Byrne

[@pro.G]

⁠@@youngbarber_8365clap fo yo self

[@LornaShore160]

Not everybody knows every book there, buddy lol I don’t know why you think you’re superior because you know about a book but it’s evident. Humble yourself.

[@hridaychasat980]

"One must be able to think clearly rather than to think deeply which can be quite insane"

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Wisdom is obtained through suffering which is why countless billions have entered convents over the centuries. Insanity is never the result of seeking wisdom, never, God is great and kind. Falun Dafa

[@TheOneAboveAll723]

How can you think deeply while thinking clearly frankly I see that as an impossible task

[@shresthaditya2950]

1:00-Clear Thought is unambiguous, captures the essence of a problem, can be communicated by if then statements for eg you will turn on the tap water will come 2:40-Organise your thoughts 2:48-Reduce the ambiguity and make them clear 3:10-Clear Logic -> Clear Thoughts -> Intentional Action -> Clear Feedback -> Improved Understanding of the World -> Better Ability to solve problems

[@wisnaromdona3644]

thank you!!!

[@labsanta]

1. What is the key to good thinking? - The key to good thinking is clarity. - Clear thinking is unambiguous, captures the essence of a thing, and is formulated logically. - A clear thought can be communicated through a simple if-then statement. 2. What is the benefit of clear and intentional action? - Clear and intentional action leads to clear feedback. - Clear feedback proves or disproves your thought, and helps improve your understanding of the world. - An improved understanding of the world leads to a better ability to solve problems. 3. Who is Marcus Aurelius and what made him a great leader? - Marcus Aurelius was a philosopher-king and the last of the Five Good Emperors of Rome. - He became a great leader by becoming a great thinker, and he learned to think clearly by writing a private philosophy for himself which we now refer to as his "Meditations". - In his "Meditations", Aurelius organized his thoughts in a logical way, reflecting on the relationship between his actions and their effects. 4. What is the importance of organizing one's thoughts? - Organizing one's thoughts reduces their ambiguity and makes them clear. - Clear logic leads to clear thoughts, which lead to clear and intentional action. - Clear and intentional action leads to clear feedback, which leads to an improved understanding of the world. 5. Can a clear thought be tested for its validity? - Yes, a clear thought can be tested for its validity through clear and intentional action. - Clear feedback proves or disproves the thought, and helps improve one's understanding of the world. - By improving one's understanding of the world, one becomes better equipped to solve problems.

[@yassine-sa]

I guess the hardest part of the process of thinking is in the feedback, how to use it to improve the logical chain that you had to predict the feedback especially when predictions doesn't match reality which is usually the case, I think being able to divide a logical chain into the most elementary blocks that form it is just so hard and it's such a powerful ability, because if you master it's way easier to find out what was wrong with your logical chain. PS: this is so frequent with programming actually

[@fauzanazima2599]

Nice

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Thinking, at the beginning actual hurts and that is exactly why so many people try to escape looking inside with such idiotic bad habits...Falun Dafa

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Not exactly, we all need a great spiritual master.....................falundafa

[@rhall249]

Would understanding exactly what a prediction is help? For example,based on our 10 previous predictions if there is a pattern of overestimated or underestimated values you can edit the logical change to evenly balance your bias predictions. If that made sense?

[@iparagonepersonalvlogs1061]

Oyyyy, don't get me started with programming! There's a reason why debugging is the hardest part. Figuring if three conditions are true is one thing, but finding where the error is among HUNDREDS of conditions and THOUSANDS of lines of code is something else. Also "dividing a logical chain into the most elementary blocks" is VERY much what object-oriented programming is made for!

[@mohammedelhaddany8787]

i just think that his voice is very calming and it really help with capturing every word and letting it dive in our conscious

[@formidable2368]

Life is a circle but you can break the spiral, self awareness is the key to freedom. ❤

[@jeffbrownstain]

This video is a circle and it's giving me an aneurysm

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Good start, now, get a move on.............falundafa

[@jeffforsythe9514]

The first step yes and the second is.....................falundafa

[@ravishekhawat9174]

It was basically just a 5 min advertisement for BRILLIANT

[@sofiamendez5248]

same I was hoping to find a REAL comment, that was pure ad :/ not cool :(

[@Mytoekhandria]

True, experimentation, documentation, and reflection. I noticed that after graduating (BS in Psych) my problem solving and thinking started to decline because I wasn’t doing all the questioning, experimentation, documentation, and reflection that I did constantly during undergrad. A great tool I’ve found for this is playing chess. It forces you to think ahead and your opponent’s moves prompt “if-then” thinking to try and predict what their intentions are for the move. Along with this, you can plan out and premeditate on your moves.

[@MajinSayon]

People are too comfortable with using lies, especially with lying to themselves. Hence no clear thought or logic nowadays. Just try to look at how many lies you can spot in a day (commercials, other people's I-statements, promises, political speeches, etc.) We are drowning in lies. Our thinking patterns are messed up, faulty, dysfunctional. Question the seeming truth behind everything.

[@kpop-bh7it]

True

[@MaliNgiba-qj1dn]

Did you also include yourself in your statement about people lying to themselves since you are a person after all?

[@MajinSayon]

@MaliNgiba-qj1dn obviously. I lie to myself that I am more tolerant to stupid questions than I really am.

[@malikpilo]

Clear thinking will make your actions more accurate and precise which will make your learning potential high. Foggy ideas will let you wonder what was wrong, and you'll only keep assuming and lost in thought with no way to improve. Thanks for the video, Im actually exploring more this side, and seeing you post it feels like a sign from the universe.

[@theoddone3757]

Or from data scientists...

[@malikpilo]

@@theoddone3757 or that too 😂

[@User00571]

How we know idea is foggy? How we know it will not work?

[@TruBlu65]

reminds us of the election machines and endless counting circuses 🤹‍♂️

[@backupviber6285]

Here talk is a bullshit, his thoughts about thinking are not clear . The main questions are: Who is that one who thinking, and What is a thought really. This is a Origin

[@mindfulnesswithmatt]

Agreed with the clarity part. Would add the nuance that sometimes clarity entails being lost to arrive at that clarity

[@MosesRabuka]

“The greatest revolution of our generation is the discovery that human beings by changing the inner attitudes of their minds can change the outer aspect of their lives.” ~ William James

[@kiloocal8763]

This is going to help me a lot! I like to think deeply and solve problems from many angles. But the process is almost always unorganized. That is because I do not have confidence in my mini conclusions. Boiling it down from an if then statements gives me that confidence since the if statement serves as a reason of what ever follows. I sometimes conclude things intuitively so I am not exactly sure why they're right. This causes me to look for the reasons behind instead of moving forward, causing me to be slow. It's weird. There are times I think so fast probably because of coffee and a boost of confidence but there are times where I can't even trust myself. I guess I am just excessively careful with my thoughts that it's no longer benefitting me. I find it difficult to read a simple paragraph without trying to dissect and understand it far deeper than intended. It makes me feel dumb.

[@nimaltra7353]

I really feel the same, I think things through too much

[@kiloocal8763]

@@nimaltra7353 I found mindfulness helped me. You should try it too.

[@nimaltra7353]

@@kiloocal8763 You mean like meditating?

[@kiloocal8763]

@@nimaltra7353 You should try: 1. Meditating 2. Get healthy amounts of vitamin D, B, and C 3. Eat raw onions to increase testosterone (if you're male) 4. Sleep 6-8 hours daily 5. Exercise 6. Walk 20 minutes outside every more 7. Wimhof Breathing 8. Cold shower Focus and energy are foundations for success. Why do you think adults are crazy for coffee? It gives us energy so we can focus.

[@kiloocal8763]

@Kyra True. But thinking needs to be compensated with good brain health. Things had almost always been bad for me mentally since I faced terrible childhood and terrible upbringing in general. I suspect this has limited my intelligence because when I started to take care of my brain health religiously, I seem to learn things a lot quicker, listen better, focus better, and get in the zone easier. All this time, I have never tapped into the full capacity of my intelligence because of stress. All I needed was focus and things never had been so clear and positive

[@ayman2121]

“Here is a rule to remember in future, when anything tempts you to feel bitter: not “This is misfortune,” but “To bear this worthily is good fortune.” Rest in Peace Marcus Aurelius,

[@robinabernathy2829]

It should be illegal for you to give this much value for free. Better than most motivational channels I've been to. This short video within the first minute hit me hard. Almost made me tear up. I actually had to stop it and collect myself for a momen.

[@LimitlessGrowth-2.0]

Wow, Brené, you're so right! 'Vulnerability is not weakness; it's our most authentic strength.' - Brené Brown. Feeling inspired to embrace my vulnerability!

[@eliasmelesse1715]

"A clear thought leads to clear and intentional action" you got me on that one! Keep up the good work!

[@stevenlomon]

I like to think of it as "any thought or train of thoughts that doesn't result in actionable steps we can take is more often rumination and a waste of time" :)) But this highlights the importance of actionally taking those actionable steps that are created from our thinking in order to get feedback and check the quality and truthfulness of our thoughts and improving our worldview which is not something I had really thought about!

[@JME_798]

Wake up Grateful go to sleep Grateful.

[@lumoborteidoku]

Thank you. 🎼 "I Can 'Think' Clearly Now, The 'Ambiguity' Is Gone!"

[@jamestrey3049]

the best way to think clearly is you mustn’t think too much, just need to focus the main point. Don’t get it complicated!

[@FrankShreve-x9r]

I love how concise and clear your explanations are.

[@painay8989]

He explained how he click baited us. Bravos

[@flowingriverr123]

True.

[@2076649]

The smoothest add ever made.

[@Sofi_forbes]

May God make you think clearly and make the best desicions 🥰🙏

[@JamesCollins-t7b]

I love how easy it is to learn from your clear explanations.

[@Jus7here]

If you are able to be neutral when you are watching a thought you can see very quickly the quality of said thought.

[@MonkeyD_Luthy]

The truly great thinker is constantly growing and evolving 🔥

[@jasomega2446]

1:03 Thank you

[@pedro-li4og]

Reflection, meditation, concentration and peaceful are the best tools I use in order to think clearly about my actions

[@KrystalFairyFriend]

Suggestion; start writing. Writing helps immensely.

[@blackfrieza9056]

What should I write?

[@KrystalFairyFriend]

@@blackfrieza9056 everything, I'd suggest watching Jordan B Peterson

[@rustydishwasher3281]

​@blackfrieza9056 write anything you want to, your feelings, thoughts even about your favourite breakfast. Just make sure you learn how to communicate your thoughts to yourself clearly for clarity and ease of mind my friend.

[@PathtoEnlightenment-j3m]

Brilliant wisdom at 2:30! Marcus Aurelius’ philosophy is timeless for clear thinking

[@lka8735]

0:52 capture the ‘essence: bản chất, basic and most important 1:10 turn the tap on/off: 2:48 ambiguity: sự tối nghĩa unambiguous = coherent rõ ràng 4:00 3:12 formulate plan: to develop all the details of a plan for doing something:

[@LittleBarracuda]

I dont know if its because im autistic but this has been the most normal thing to me for as long as i can remember. And it took me almost 20 years to realize that this way of thinking isnt the norm and it changed my way of looking at people and our awkward interactions.

[@Tharunkumar143]

Clearly understood that, this video is clearly not explained on how to think clearly. And this is clear feedback, i wasted 3:58 secs. And stopped watching this video and I'm very clear while typing this comment.

[@marvinledesma729]

Mindfulness is the real secret to power

[@SoloWanderer25]

Damn!! I was just thinking about how to think clearly this Morning.. and this is the 1st video that I saw on feed today! Thankyou Almighty!! And thankyou Creator of this video.. more success to you !!

[@utoob3119]

What bible are u reading stop preying an b one with E.T.

[@jeffforsythe9514]

If you are seeking the Divine........falundafa

[@anmirfan6447]

⁠@@utoob3119Muslims also believe in god

[@franklinguallpa6072]

if-then statements is the key to success in one's ability to solve problems just by experiencing them and then analyzing those real-life events to become a better person instead exploring career opportunities or try to be someone they're not.

[@hugoswenson9451]

For those of you that haven't already, treat your mind and soul by reading his work "meditations". It is a brilliant and downright gorgeous journal of his private thoughts and reflections upon life, values and the meaning of existence. It is by far the most inspiring and beautiful book I have ever come across.

[@Master_K14]

Is there a way to read it for free?

[@muskanmemon1046]

@@Master_K14 tell me as well

[@robinabernathy2829]

@@Master_K14 Yes. There is.

[@zpak8050]

@@Master_K14 google books

[@jeffforsythe9514]

He is just a very small step on the road to wisdom..............falundafa

[@someguysomewhere4280]

when a 5.5 minute video has a minute and a half of advertising, I THINK, I won't be back to this channel

[@khairilhanafirosli9672]

If you're not even using the if....then.... model that he provides, then I THINK that you're here because you're bored and looking for problems.

[@OneWithTheAllinAll]

It's not a matter of thinking more clearly, but expressing yourself more authentically.

[@uberdonkey9721]

I worked in science most of my life, then left because of low pay. However, I took away the most valuable skill: the way to think logically and critically. It's essential element of a satisfying life.

[@kenstarthree-six5429]

clear thinking and a strong belief system

[@JourneyofReflection-f8r]

A clearer understanding of the world enhances problem-solving abilities.... Thank you!

[@theravenreal]

Clarity is Power.

[@warrenbradford2597]

All I have to do is follow these five steps and I will think clearly in no time. I just need to get into habit of noticing a clear logic as my first step of using this philosophy.

[@khalilahd.]

Wow I didn’t realize how much I needed to hear this. I was running in circles and didn’t even know it. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@jeffforsythe9514]

First step, good, and now...................falundafa

[@vamshitarun4399]

@@jeffforsythe9514 ?

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Squares is probably more like it. We all need a great teacher..................falundafa

[@vamshitarun4399]

@@jeffforsythe9514 wth?

[@PrinceKumar-hh6yn]

Thinker keeps evolving and so is his life; But not overthinker

[@justinbnguyen]

Very clear and logical video. And yes having 1.7M views proves your thought is correct and the statement is true.

[@pattipotvine1073]

Thought is any random construct of the mind, letters, words, numbers, imagined pictures, imagined sounds, etc. Thinking is an accumulation of thoughts that result in an understanding of concept. Understanding of concept relies on the abstract and logical manipulation of thoughts in a way that is reasonable to the thinker. Learning is the compilation of concepts by thinking about them. So we go in a loop, thinking then learning then thinking then... This is why thinking is important. This is my perspective, take what you will from it.

[@goldencookie5456]

The clearest way: Clarify your goal. Based on that, you will know the smaller requisites. Those smaller requisites then become your problem, so clarify those requisites. Based on that, you will know the smaller requisites to fulfilling those requisites. Those smaller requisites then become your problem, so clarify those requisites. Now Repeat. This is the absolute formula to solving any problem.

[@jlbciriaco3142]

This is a better way of thinking. In the first place, you must know what you really want, or should want. Then you have to generate ideas, evaluate them by second-order thinking and applying one.

[@garimasharma1586]

I think the actual thing is to have courage to apply that if- then method and prepare ur self to accept the outcome

[@cinecon844]

Awesome video. Only thing I wish you had mentioned was that the outcome for some of our actions are not dependent on one single factor.

[@hannahscherer9154]

Also what helps when making the right decision. Is knowing that your old self doesn’t want to do that good thing that will help your present self create a good habit for your future self. Once your present self knows this, you can start to create a sentence that can help remind you that “just because I don’t want to doesn’t mean I shouldn’t.” Or “just because they are doing it doesn’t mean it’s what I know is right.” (If that doesn’t make sense I’ll try to reword it for you or give an example.)

[@lewisburton1852]

To enhance logical thinking and achieve your goals effectively, swift progression from intentional action to feedback is paramount. Take riding a bike, for instance; although understanding the mechanics through reading and contemplation is essential, the true learning experience comes from getting on the bike, making mistakes, and gaining valuable feedback. Embrace the iterative process of learning, as it reinforces your logical prowess and propels you towards success. Don’t get stuck in paralysis by analysis.

[@nareshmahor8995]

The organise and clear hard work will give you clear success.

[@uday7777777]

The world is much more complex than these flow charts

[@BessieGarcia-u5q]

You explain everything in such a clear and simple way.

[@leon2385]

Love this video! Thank you for giving a quick summary that can be used in our live.

[@lismayasariannisyah8448]

I love this clear explanation at first 5 seconds, OMG!!! Thank you for being exist!!!!!

[@maks_st]

Love the new animation! And the quality of your content, i.e. thoughts, is top notch as usual.

[@ErikdeGroot33]

Your advice is the basis education for a computer programmer. Its the first thing I learnt at my study being 21 back in 89

[@johnwebb9242]

Life is not just how you act...but how you REACT to the events around you.

[@edithbannerman4]

@Hello there, how are you doing this blessed day?

[@gustavoodysseytrance4ever706]

Successful people break the laws of logic and that keeps them apart from the rest.

[@enso3555]

Clear thinking happens in solitude, free from attachments.

[@DominaElJuego-BeGreat]

Your best option is read the book "Meditations" of Marcos Aurelius

[@samuellawrentz]

Tip: Play it in 1.25x

[@ekbergiw]

😂

[@asiffaisalkollol1066]

1.5x is better than

[@FendiYT]

Bad attention span

[@themrpantsman1757]

This video clearly isn’t for you lol

[@jakeelsner2963]

the "if-then" statement, also known as a hypothetical syllogism, was first coined and discovered by Aristotle. He was the master of syllogisms and most if not all of the logic we find in modern society is a direct result of his genius

[@SlobZombie]

Glad I stumbled onto this one. Very effective and simple. Thanks man

[@PhilosophyPlayground91]

3:03 Actually, I think solitude often leads to loneliness, not creativity.

[@MOSESCHISUNKA]

I agree.... But as a wise man said, if you feel loneliness in solitude, then you are in bad company. The question then is how do you change bad company in solitude?

[@alexharvey9721]

I love your videos and also a big fan of Marcus Aurelius (read his meditations), and because of that I just wanted to give constructive feedback for what it's worth. The message was good - clear thoughts and refining the causal relations of your cognitive models of the world makes for objectively better thinking. But after that it just felt a bit like you were repeating yourself or couldn't quite articulate what you wanted to say through the examples (which you're usually so good at)! Maybe it's just me though or perhaps I didn't understand some of the messages. Love the channel though and still far better than most of the stuff out there!

[@jonneye]

Stoicism involves focusing on what is within your control and accepting external circumstances without letting them dictate your emotions. Reflecting on the impermanence of life and the interconnectedness of all things can help foster a balanced perspective and inner tranquility.

[@ACwave]

Thank you for making this video, it solidified a thought for me and made clarity in my thinking :)

[@sanjayraturi-mh4yr]

Really postive view in the comments😌😌😌 section really positive people I have never seen I appreciate all the people all you ❤❤❤will really succeed in your life😌😌😌🙏🙏🙏😘

[@samssamsung8394]

Please post more videos about - Aristotle Metaphysic, Rhetoric, Politics - Philosopher King

[@pennylane7943]

This video emphasises logic as a means to solve problems. It places a great deal of faith in logic. Logic is, of course, a useful tool, but it is by no means the most powerful approach. Being a human construct, it can be limited. When you wish to find an effective solution to a complex problem, try this: Do not think. Focus on keeping your mind still, calm and receptive. Do not attempt to find the answer with your limited human thought process. Simply wait in presence. In this way, your subconscious mind is able to connect with a vastly greater source of wisdom (of which you are a part), which may provide the answer to your open mind. This answer can be so much more profound than the outputs of logic. This is not a religious approach - it is simply the manner of consciousness, and can be astonishingly effective.

[@edisonchin2463]

I have been trying to solve world poverty and hunger for years and now I'm finally able to do it thks to you! I must be stupid back then.

[@gen-x-zeke8446]

My goal is truly in moderation; solving moderate problems. Otherwise, that is all I'll be doing is solving problems, thus always having problems. Moderately hide and seek, trail and hunt, hunt and capture, capture and withhold, withhold, and Protect...all possible only through the respect of the Game of Love.

[@reginaldthomas1257]

Logic is one of my assets 🧠 I am a clear thinker 💫

[@theradicals5785]

Nothing was there in the video that could be directly implemented to life. Just mere philosophy.

[@dehhota]

critical thinking is no longer critical in a world where most people can't think for themselves

[@chocolatecharley99]

People who get mad when others disagree with them always whine about this

[@jaredmayo5820]

Facts are very clear it's a hate crime,pure logic no emotions involved and we're both the same thinking we both think the similar thoughts

[@MrDestroys]

As a great stoic once said A man is a person Your mom is a person Your mom is a man

[@nil.3743]

What in the f-

[@EverythingCameFromNothing]

Your mum’s your dad? 🤔 😂

[@jopermafrost831]

Fr

[@Faateh-the-Solotraveller]

The best thing i found here is that the video is not too lengthy 👍🏼❤️

[@what_um_what6690]

If you have clarity in your thinking, you can solve the problems faster instead of stumbling on the same problems all over again. Put out a clear hypothesis and a way to test it. And, based on the result of the test, your thinking can get better and your worldview can improve. I think writing precise instructions helps in this and forces you to organize your thoughts. So, if any one out there is struggling with thought cycles and stressors. Just put everything down on paper and try to organize your thoughts.

[@jeffforsythe9514]

You cannot achieve clarity in your thinking with having a great spiritual Master.........Falun Dafa

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Everyone has chosen to seek wealth and success instead of seeking the Divine............falundafa

[@kismetrahman5825]

Good person lead to a good virtue by how he developing good heart. Always believe a good will come and be reality. Thank you, author

[@vlachyna]

Tohle je výborný :D rána vidím výsledky vašeho "přemýšlení" :D je to paráda :D

[@dhiviyashreeravi7236]

You’re voice is so smoothing. And I find it’s a very interesting topic. Thanks for choosing this topic ❤

[@Klay_Dubya]

My only issue with this line of thinking is there are some things in life where there are multiple schools of thought or there isnt a single "right" way to do something. Take art for example. There are so many genres and variations for good reason, its hugely subjective. And I'm sure you could break that down into logic too, but to some degree I feel like that would make it lose some flavor. Just food for thought.

[@AkashYadav-qs1cv]

Finally, found someone! This method seems incomplete. It is only efficient when the person knows the outcome of their choices. Otherwise there is no way to tell which decision is better unless you choose one blindly. The result might be in favour but not everytime. What if their is no turning back from the choices? Once made could either aid or destroy (that we do not know which is which). For most cases this is one good way of thinking. Most.

[@dire-decadence]

My personal purview concerning philosophy is to absorb and soak in the aspects which resonate with you, regardless of the thinker, and thereby create your own school of thought rather than strictly following one. Becoming adaptable and effectively employing such wit and wisdom in your personal circumstances and the modern world we live in, however it best suits you. The best thing about philosophy is that it’s largely up to interpretation and can be implemented however you deem fit.

[@mryoutbegivemeavid9335]

This video is like using a screwdriver to hammer a nail, a screwdriver is useful to have around, but you can’t ignore the other tools, there’s no problem in this line of thinking, but it’s not everything

[@jltdrum]

Totally agree.

[@thepizzashaverisen5631]

Yes. It doesn't apply to everything. But I'd say you should apply it where you should or can.

[@super7ace]

In the modern generation, very few or negligible percentage of people can have clarity of thoughts. The reason is smartphones. People spend 4hours on average on their smartphone doing mind-less scrolling on the social media. Which is full of unsorted content, makes your mind complicated and your mind is filled up with lots of uncategorized things. Just as a when you do meditation, it helps concentrate your mind, doing mind-less scrolling is a way to defocus your mind. You can experiment this in your life. Try to spend maximum amount of time in social media. After 3-4 days you will struggle focusing on one thing, your clarity of mind will be faded, you will struggle in communication. The first step to have clear thinking is to reduce the screen time of your smartphone.

[@Dvn_g]

Best explanation I’ve seen yet. Could easily be taught in schools or workplaces and scaled.

[@jeffforsythe9514]

Maybe not, he only scratches the surface..............falundafa

[@TrueWisdom135]

Good point! To think clearly, first to have a clear mind :)

[@aslamsaa14]

I really appreciate your way of representation of clear thinker.. Thanks for your efforts to helping change world through your video 👍👍 May i ask your name