Whether due to differences in ideology,
perspectives -- or even upbringing -- we understand our world in our own ways. We
gather facts and determine what they mean. Sometimes the same facts produce
conflicting opinions. "Agreeing to disagree" is a way of recognizing
differences. In the alternative, we simply disagree.
When new facts threaten our sense of what is
correct, we can fight, run away or think more deeply about our opinions and
beliefs. The reactive characters respond to conflicting opinions in their own
way. Replacing reaction with thought is the ultimate goal. Here are examples of
moving from reactivity to thinking.
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