As a writer, I’ve found that entertaining the notion that everything I believe may be wrong allows me to access a repugnant mindset. I suspect this is one of the trickiest and hardest parts of writing:
Being willing to explore the perspective of someone you would never associate with in real life.
Dirty Sci-Fi Buddha 
Not an easy task.
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Certainly makes for an exciting mental adventure….keeps you engaged in the world and listening to others, too!
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Indeed! You could thought-experiment everything, as Albert Einstein did with atoms!
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This reminds me of that quote by Edgar Allan Poe, “I became insane, with long intervals of horrible sanity”
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Sanity gets a bit boring after awhile. 😀
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It certainly makes life interesting if you ask me. I enjoy hearing different perspectives on what people think and/or believe.
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Just watch out for YouTube trolls, LOL!
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🙂
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It’s important to explore different perspectives and get out of our comfort zones, that way we learn and can decide what is right.
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Yep, exploring from someone else’s perspective can take a lot of psychic energy! [Starting with the inner conflict focusing on ‘Why bother?’.]
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It is kind of fun, too. Like acting-you’d never really be that person, but you can learn they have their own odd spot on the planet. And if they are really horrible, they make great cannon fodder.
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Hahaha! Cannon fodder wtih some extra gruesomeness, LOL!
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smiling!
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Very well said…!
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Thanks! 🙂
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Very well said.
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