It is hard enough to remember my opinions, without also remembering my reasons for them

Summary

Sometimes, people find it difficult to recall and articulate their opinions, let alone the reasons that led them to hold those beliefs. Memory can be fallible, making it challenging to remember the intricate chain of thoughts and experiences that shaped their viewpoints. This quote highlights the inherent struggle of remembering both opinions and the underlying justifications behind them. It recognizes the complexity of human perception and suggests that one might prioritize simply remembering their opinions rather than the exhaustive reasons behind them.

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