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TO REFUTE IS EASY By Brij Sachdeva Nothing does it take -What does it take to find contradictions in the statement or a point made by a speaker or an author? -What does it take to refute the very fundamental wisdom of a religion? -What does it take to criticize others with an utterly closed mind out of sheer confirmation bias? -What does it take to use ambiguous evidence and illusory correlation to support one's existing position? TO REFUTE IS EASY, TO RESPECT IS DIFFICULT. It takes minimalistic intelligence to refute anything. If you are a little clever, you can find tons of contradictions in something that does not support your existing position or confirmation bias. It is one of the easiest things to do. There is no greatness in it. You can do it very easily by escaping out of the context and perspective or simply out of utter ignorance. As far as my viewpoint is concerned, I think there is no point which can not be refuted successfully.  For example, If I...

PSYCHOLOGICAL UNITY written by  Brij Sachdeva Biological Unity The human body consists of nearly fifty trillion cells. It is nothing but an organic unity of fifty trillion cells. In this biological unity, all the cells are in a relationship with one another. They work for one another and have affinities and attachments.  There is a great relationship between the roots of a plant and the surrounding soil. Roots draw water and minerals from the surrounding soil and in exchange, they give strength, vitality, fertility and much more to the soil. It is a kind of love affair.  Psychological Unity When two or more human beings establish a relationship and start working together, it becomes a psychological unity.   All the nations, religions, communities and organisations are psychological unities. This seems to be the law of existence. This seems to be the nature of the things. Electrons, protons and neutrons combine to become atoms. Atoms combine to become molecul...