Intellectual Autonomy Science & Critical Thinking
Intellectual autonomy is to have rational control of one's beliefs, values and inferences. To think critically is to learn to think for oneself and to gain command over one’s thought processes. Intellectual autonomy does not entail willfulness, stubbornness, or rebellion. It entails a commitment to analyzing and evaluating beliefs on the basis of reason and evidence, to question when it is rational to question, to believe when it is rational to believe and to conform when it is rational to conform.
We Are Blind to Changes in the "Weather"
Not-reciprocated unappreciated non-substantiated legislative changes infringe on our "constitutional non-negotiable rights" because esoteric ambiguous silver tongued jargon by the powers that be is eudaemonic to lemmings in people suits and people in lemming suits. Our ecosystem is subject to fluctuation in jurisdiction by our federal proprietor without notification, we're blind to changes in the "weather."
-Jack
