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| Daily Dose of Reason - Psychology & Self-Improvement | ||||
| Thursday, 19 August 2010 00:00 | ||||
Worrying doesn't work. Rational people sometimes worry because they mistakenly view it as thinking, or planning. It isn't. Worry is indiscriminate thinking. It's irrational thinking, thinking that leads nowhere. Thinking is profoundly important. It's the human means of survival and the basis for sanity. However, the wrong kind of thinking in the wrong context is just as destructive as no thinking.
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Worrying doesn't work. Rational people sometimes worry because they mistakenly view it as thinking, or planning. It isn't. Worry is indiscriminate thinking. It's irrational thinking, thinking that leads nowhere. Thinking is profoundly important. It's the human means of survival and the basis for sanity. However, the wrong kind of thinking in the wrong context is just as destructive as no thinking.
