Pick up your head,
Don’t stare at the ground.
Question conclusions
Wherever they’re found.
.
Test things awhile,
Yonder are clues.
Mobs are not ‘experts’.
Facts are not views.
Lie not to yourself.
You’ll have doubts, it’s okay.
Don’t let ‘common knowledge’
Steal Truth away.
(44 words)
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Excellent write! and Great advice!!!😊
Thanks Jen! Makes sense to me. 😀
Perfect sense! 😊
The trouble is it’s common sense. A rare thing these days.🙄
Very good advice-now I will give you some advice. Publish your writing and make some money!
😀
If only these ideas were item one on the news every day, Susan.
If only we all remembered to think for ourselves.
Good advice.
Thanks so much. I believe most of us do think for ourselves… at least, more than the media portrays.
Wise words, Susan.
Common knowledge is too often a big lie told so often that people forget how it started.
Much appreciated!
Great advice Susan, a shame more don’t follow it!
Appreciate your comment. Thank-you, Iain.
You’re welcome 🙂