It's about 7 percent abv.

Well I try to understand that I know hardly anything about the world, really, and that "a fool doesn't learn even from a wise man, but a wise man learns even from a fool."

So I try to be considerate of other perspectives and I'm always open to changing mine accordingly so long as that perspective aligns well enough with my most fundamental values.

I definitely look at the world a lot differently than I did when I was a teenager.

Hate change but need to change a lot

I'm not sure what you mean exactly

Imagine 2 nazi skinheads. Both start out believing they are soldiers in the race war. One day they both encounter a black family having a picnic in the park. One continues thinking that being a skinhead is the solution to the world’s problems. The other realizes that he is wrong and stops being racist.

The first skinhead has a very rigid worldview. He didn’t see a family. He saw the enemy. The second skinhead has a fluid worldview. He adapts it toan ever changing reality.

So, if you discovered something that potentially could alter your very belief system, would you see it for what it was and adapt your worldview, or see it through only your limited understanding and remain rigid in your beliefs?

My mind is a slushy, it's fluid but takes some effort to change.