t is not important that my opinions match yours, nor that they follow any known approach or doctrine. I have a set of highly personal opinions that change over time, through experiences and readings. I still maintain my stance that I do not know when I genuinely do not know. It is not important to form an opinion on everything or to care about everything. Do not make assumptions about my opinion on anything, whatsoever. I am a person who changes all the time. I also have emotions that drive me to say extreme things; they are born of anger or other feelings, but they are not my true beliefs. I will not judge you based on any affiliation, for everyone creates their own affiliation even if it carries the same label.
Furthermore, I ask that you do not impose any axioms on me, no matter how sacred they may be in your eyes, as this is a matter that does not concern me at all. I also do not believe that discussion alone is sufficient to change ideas; rather, I still hold the radical conviction that solitude, reflection, and contemplation are the true catalysts for such change.
Moreover, I believe in the importance of a person having an opinion, whatever it may be, and that this often entails responsibility and punishment from society, and it should not give rise to any sense of entitlement.
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