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The deceased horse
The article discusses the concept of the "Dead Horse Theory," which refers to clinging to fixed ideas even after their invalidation. Humans invent justifications to cling to these ideas out of fear of mental void and feelings of futility. The article explains that this behavior reflects a desire for false reassurance, and that philosophy teaches us how to bury old ideas and accept their death to promote individual and organizational growth. It emphasizes the importance of overcoming dead ideas to develop the self and society, highlighting that resistance to change hinders progress and prevents growth.
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