Study with a good heart.

 Study with a good heart.


It is important to have a fair attitude that excludes preconceived notions in studying. To do that, first of all, you need to have the right mindset.


'After the meaning of the scriptures is clear, the body of the Tao is revealed. Only after you have attained the Way will your mindset become correct. You can achieve virtue only after you have the right mindset. For that reason, I cannot but focus on economics. Based on the doctrine of harsh Seonyu, there are those who form a group and attack others who do not dare to even discuss it. These are all people who seek profit under the guise of books, but not those who sincerely aim for good.'


make up your mind Commit to learning with an upright mind.


Prejudice is the poison of science.


You have to claim what you are sure is right on the basis of objective reasons, and there will be no progress if you insist on it recklessly.


To get rid of preconceived notions, you need to empty your mind. It should be empty like a mirror and fair like a scale.


Don't succumb to authority. Don't press by age and press by rank. Listen to the views of young people.


The power of logic comes from persuasion. No matter how good a claim is, it will only have power if the process and procedures are reasonable.


You cannot persuade your opponent by force.


Don't complain about lack of evidence. Don't get frustrated because you can't find an argument.


As long as you change the way you look, the evidence and argument are scattered all over the place.


Don't force it, just say it. Reinforce your persuasion with evidence.


Let the evidence speak for itself.


You have to hit the core. You have to drill a hole

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