Hey July folks: what is your most referenced frame of thought? As in, what do you reference the most frequently either in your own thinking or in your discussions with other people

For me, deterministic vs probabilistic thinking and how both exist in many circumstances, but only one is responsible for outcomes

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for me, it’s situational vs dispositional. In my youth, i would always think about others disposition, esp while driving. Would start cursing them out and lead to me getting enraged lol. When i get cut off now, i imagine them having to rush to help a friend or family member in need 😅

In jest:

(Cognitive behavioral therapy enjoyer I just cut off in traffic) Think positively. He is probably in a rush for a reason. Maybe he’s late for a job interview. Maybe his wife is giving birth 

Me: I’m da king of da highway

OP 👇

In jest:

(Cognitive behavioral therapy enjoyer I just cut off in traffic) Think positively. He is probably in a rush for a reason. Maybe he’s late for a job interview. Maybe his wife is giving birth 

Me: I’m da king of da highway

OP 👇 
https://twitter.com/Senn_Spud/status/1598398098933702656

Yes, very similar to what I do: “Wow, that seems crazy. What would make me do that?” 

If I’m bold enough to think back to when I’ve done “that” (say, driving fast), it’s usually a pretty weak reason. 😅

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