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Can beliefs be useful even if not objectively true? The concept of 'Useful, Not True' is explored, along with personal perspectives shaping our views. Believing in useful but not true ideas, perspective, and arbitrary rules is discussed. Challenging beliefs and choosing personal growth is explored through leaving the Mormon Church. Being open to ideas and choosing beliefs is emphasized.
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- Beliefs that are not objectively true but still useful can help us be better and accomplish things.
- Beliefs are subjective and can be chosen based on what works for us.
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Idea 1: Useful, Not True
Our perspectives on things don't have to be objectively true as long as they are useful. Beliefs that are not objectively true but still useful can help us be better and accomplish things. For example, believing in kindness or an afterlife, even though they can't be proven objectively, can bring positive effects to our lives.
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