Summary
This quote suggests that it requires a greater amount of courage to alter one's beliefs or perspective than to steadfastly hold on to them. It implies that it is easier to stick to one's original views, even in the face of new information or differing opinions. However, being willing to challenge and change one's opinion indicates an openness to growth, self-reflection, and the willingness to adapt based on new knowledge and experiences. It encourages individuals to overcome their fears and biases, demonstrating the strength and bravery required for personal development and intellectual growth.
Topics
Courage
By Willy Brandt