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If you believe in something, don’t give up on it until you understand why that belief is wrong.
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The quote advises people not to abandon a belief merely because it is challenged. Instead, they should keep examining it until they understand the reasons it is mistaken. This is not a demand to cling to every idea forever; it stresses that changing one’s mind should come through clear understanding rather than confusion or pressure.
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