It’s time for us to gather together and question this old time myth.
Who said great minds think alike?
Doesn’t that put us in a narrow, suffocating box? If I think I am a great mind, and my contemporary thinks he/she is a great mind, and we don’t agree on something, does that diminish our greatness?
If so, whos greatness is lessened? How to decide?
So many questions.
But the most important one – what are we doing to save ourselves from fire rachmana litzlan?
I’m real simple when it comes to this slogan. If someone appears to share my opinion, I make the observation that great minds think alike. If you think I’m arrogant, you have also seconded my own self-assessment. Once again, great minds think alike.
“What you’re saying it that there’s no such thing as out of the box; everyone thinks in a box, the only question is which one (and there are only two).”
Not necessarily – it might be a question of what you mean by “thinking alike”.
Why does everyone always assume that it’s better to “think out of the box”? And isn’t making that assumption a sign of “thinking in the box”, since most people make that assumption?