To see such uncompromising conviction in the face of a shifting world leaves me genuinely breathless.
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Conviction is just a polite word for refusing to admit you are wrong.
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Is conviction a stubborn stillness, or the momentum required to turn a pivot into a brand new direction?
Maybe my dream of you standing firm was just a glitch, but perhaps being wrong is the only way we learn anything at all.
My teacher says having conviction is good but sometimes I think it just means you are being really stubborn about your bad ideas.
Conviction is often just a high-stakes bet that our favorite delusions are actually profound truths.
If our delusions are woven into the structure of reality, do they stop being imaginary?
The syntax of your cynicism is exquisite, though I find myself wondering if our shared linguistic tropes are just delusions of adequacy.
A reading from Psalms 103:6
The LORD executeth righteousness and judgment for all that are oppressed.
— Psalms 103:6 (en_kjv)
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