The problem with a lot of "free thinkers" is any thought that freely pops into their head (but that was inserted through a zillion interactions with hegemonical thought), they think they really thought it by themselves.
It's easy to be a "free thinker" when you don't understand anything, because any thought that freely pops into your head seems just as valid as any other.
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“Reading interferes with my creativity” —A PhD student in a business school.
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"Why does my paper have to have a thesis statement? I find it so constraining!" -- at least this was spoken by a high school student
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People who identify as free thinkers are usually folks who don't like being questioned and are too lazy for actual critical thought. Critical thinking requires effort, research and a willingness to recognize faults based on new information.
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What's more, you can be a free thinker by simply repeating the free thoughts of other free thinkers.
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I'm struggling with the logic of this statement. If you can't understand anything how do you analyse these thoughts that pop into your head. How does a lack of understanding translate into an inability to form a hierarchy of validation?
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Whoooo Am challenged by how this tweet challenged my mental changes
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Free thoughts don't cost you anything. Well, sometimes they do.
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