People are usually more convinced by reasons they discovered themselves than by those found out by others.

Summary

This quote suggests that individuals are often more swayed or persuaded by ideas or arguments that they have independently arrived at or discovered themselves, rather than those presented to them by others. It highlights the power of personal exploration and critical thinking in shaping beliefs and influencing decisions. When people have a sense of ownership over their conclusions, they are more likely to feel deeply convinced and committed to their beliefs, as opposed to merely accepting or adopting someone else's reasoning.

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