Dr. Alok 'Dr. K' Kanojia

You should really stop and ask yourself critically for a belief that you have, for someone that you like, for someone that you dislike.

What would it take for you to change your mind?

This too, I mean, this is where there's like claims that Kaya didn't have the shocker during the incident.

Like this, I mean, it's clear that she did.

And this too is like, okay, and this is where I know that there's a differential diagnosis here.

One is that he's mistaken, which I mean, he's mistaken, I think.

I think there's plenty of evidence of that.

And maybe I'm wrong there.

But the second is like, I can just attest to this, y'all.

When people are under huge amounts of stress, their mind like thinks in a very black and white way.

And they just sometimes make mistakes.

Right.

So just because he's having some doing some mental gymnastics in his head, like a week into the shit when he's getting hammered, like just because he makes a mistake doesn't mean he was originally lying.

I'm not like I'm not saying that.

I'm not I'm not trying to like support him here.

I'm just saying I want you all to think about.

When you're when when you're one week into a period of stress, is your mind producing thoughts that are 100 percent correct?

OK, so here's the other part about mentalization that I want to talk about, OK?

So this too is unironically what I think is C.

Critical thinking in this moment, in my opinion, is when you have a 40 month subscriber who says, hey, oh, actually, hold on.