A man's job is a hint for how he views the world; do you agree?
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politicalkawiya wrote: ↑27 Jun 2023, 20:16(Location 49 - Kindle version)All computers are based on bits. A bit is a 1 or a 0—on or off. That’s it. There is a correlation between the personality types of technical people and our “black or white” mindsets. We have chosen career fields where the fundamentals are 1s and 0s, on or off, so it makes sense we view the world as black and white, rather than with shades of gray.
The author have suggested that there is a correlation between a man's job and how he views the world. In other terms we should be able to get an idea about a man's view on the world and how his mind will work in certain scenarios just by getting to know his job. What do you think? Do you think such a thing is possible and acceptable?
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In the book "The Smartest Person in the Room: The Root Cause and New Solution for Cybersecurity," the author introduces the concept that a person's occupation can shape their worldview and cognitive patterns. While experiences do undeniably impact our perspectives, directly linking one's job to their entire outlook might oversimplify the intricacies of human thinking. Professions can certainly influence problem-solving abilities and viewpoints, but individuals are multifaceted and influenced by a range of factors. While gaining insights into someone's mindset through their profession is possible, accurately predicting their responses in all situations may be challenging. Nonetheless, acknowledging how professions shape perspectives can aid in comprehending different viewpoints and promoting collaboration. Striking a balance between recognizing these insights and appreciating individual complexity is key to a nuanced understanding.
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Obviously, their views for this project will be different, just like their general views of life.
So, yes, someone's job may determine how they view life.
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If the man had the option of choice then I agree, but if he was in a situation made him desperate for money and he just accepted any job the that tells us something elsePoliticalKawiya wrote: ↑27 Jun 2023, 20:16(Location 49 - Kindle version)All computers are based on bits. A bit is a 1 or a 0—on or off. That’s it. There is a correlation between the personality types of technical people and our “black or white” mindsets. We have chosen career fields where the fundamentals are 1s and 0s, on or off, so it makes sense we view the world as black and white, rather than with shades of gray.
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