Relativistic thinking is our sense that reality and the way we cognitively process that reality is relative, which all depends on an individual’s perspective. Of course, reality varies from person to person because all of our lived experiences are different and dynamic. Opinions are formed based upon culture, live events, situational context and –most of all–our perspective of our experiences.
Using relativistic thinking as a springboard, how can this type of thinking be limiting and cause intolerance in our world, and how can it also be powerful and a catalyst for change. Please be thoughtful in your answer, and answer both parts. Your answer must be a minimum of 50+ words. Remember minimum lengths are for minimum points.
Relativistic thinking is our sense that reality and the way we cognitively process that…
Relativistic thinking is our sense that reality and the way we cognitively process that reality is relative, which all depends on an individual's perspective. Of course, reality...
