Great question, Koo! The first step to unlearning is to recognise that the thing we’ve learnt is either wrong or sub-optimal. It goes beyond heuristics. Heuristics are decision-making shortcuts. There are also knowledge that are no longer valid. We need to set ourselves up to always consider that what we know and do might be wrong. That’s difficult obviously.
"We need to set ourselves up to always consider that what we know and do might be wrong. "
While I do admit it is difficult but it is within control, I feel. So more importantly again is raising that self-awareness and move toward an open mind. :)
Great question, Koo! The first step to unlearning is to recognise that the thing we’ve learnt is either wrong or sub-optimal. It goes beyond heuristics. Heuristics are decision-making shortcuts. There are also knowledge that are no longer valid. We need to set ourselves up to always consider that what we know and do might be wrong. That’s difficult obviously.
"We need to set ourselves up to always consider that what we know and do might be wrong. "
While I do admit it is difficult but it is within control, I feel. So more importantly again is raising that self-awareness and move toward an open mind. :)
Thanks for sharing your thoughts!