You Are Stuck in Your Own Perspective and Cannot See My Point of View

By: Lance Winslow
Submitted: 2007-01-17 11:22:48
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Are you stuck in you are own belief system and cannot understand someone else’s point of view? Well then have you ever been told by someone who asked you to see things from their perspective before rendering a judgment? All the while you are thinking to yourself I do see their point of view, yet it is completely bogus and therefore cannot accept it.

Meanwhile they repeat that you do not understand their perspective and that is your problem, because you simply do not understand. You cannot seem to get them to understand that you absolutely understand their perspective and have thought it through prior to their re-mentioning it and found it to be irrelevant, irresponsible and completely ludicrous. Well if this has happened to you then you have seen the new paradigm shift in political correctness. It goes like this;

“You are right and I am right, we just have different views. Now then, I think you really need to look at it from my perspective and I am sure you will see that; ? I am right?”

If you have had this happen to you recently then you are not alone, as this is something that academia is purporting in their attempt to get you to see their viewpoint. There is danger in this because what happens is people who are wishy washy or are unable to understand the dynamics of this new spin on an old debate tactic get sucked into completely bogus notions and linear thinking on the hypocrite who is asking them to re-examine the situation. Consider this in 2006.

Lance Winslow

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