@MentORPHEUS yes, I totally agree.

I've had to do a lot of work this year on my biases, due to my work.

It is an awesome thing to actually 'feel' how bias works in myself.

It's like a chain of reaction s which end up causing my brain to process information in a certain way.

We all have bias, I agree. It's not a bad thing, it is merely a thing. A reality.

It's why I find epistomology such a handy tool. I am able to run my bias through a process and see if it is better classed as bias, projection, conjecture or whatever.

I have found that it might possibly change neuro pathways.

When I am assessing situations, such as the recent events in the US, my mind sees a lot more of both sides. It feels different in a phenomenallogical.

It's as if my mind naturally sits in 'I have no idea of the facts, so I'm neutral right now.

That's just my own experience, but I hypothesize that understanding epistomology, looking at my own biases etc has changed my neuro pathways.

Perhaps that's what causes a lot of decent at the moment. People's minds are locked in set pathways.

Interesting.

Their minds may literally not be 'open'.

@Daily-Prescription uhh.. actually everybody should be condemning that. That's one of the major contributing factors to why the black population is in utter ruins. Skin color doesn't change the fact that everybody can be subjected to the same mental conditioning and brainwashing. And when the only major type of artist that gets put our from your community is some tacky 3rd grade level rapper with face tats that does lean, glorifies violence.. and then you hear it over and over and over again..and then you and your community do nothing to either stop it, or attempt to teach new generations differently.. yes. They're part of the problem. In fact, all those who listen and do nothing to challenge it are at fault. Also the record labels. (but that's they're game and people are too stupid to see it )