Aqeel Ahmad

Aqeel -Ahmad Reasons for Truth Resistance There are several reasons why people may resist accepting certain truths or facts. Some of the main reasons include: Confirmation bias: People tend to seek out and interpret information in a way that confirms their existing beliefs and biases. Cognitive dissonance: Accepting new information that contradicts one's existing beliefs can cause discomfort and mental stress, known as cognitive dissonance. Fear of change: Accepting new information may require people to change their behavior or beliefs, which can be difficult and uncomfortable. Lack of understanding or knowledge: People may not understand or have enough information about a certain topic to form an informed opinion. Social pressure: People may conform to the beliefs and opinions of their social group or community, even if those beliefs are not based on facts or evidence. Emotionally charged issues: When the topic is emotionally charged, people may be more likely to reject facts ...

Aqeel -Ahmad Why some people follow politicans blindly  There are a variety of reasons why some people may follow politicians blindly. Some possible factors include: Lack of critical thinking skills:  Some individuals may not have the ability or desire to critically evaluate political claims and may instead accept what politicians say without question. Emotion-based decision making:  People may be drawn to certain politicians based on emotions such as fear, anger, or hope, rather than rational analysis. This can make them more likely to follow politicians blindly. Lack of information:  Some individuals may not have access to accurate and reliable information about politicians and their policies, which can make it difficult for them to make informed decisions. Social influence :  People may follow politicians blindly due to social pressure or because they want to conform to the beliefs of those around them. Political polarization :  In some cases, people may...

Aqeel -Ahmad       The Tragedy of Great Power Politics is a book by John Mearsheimer, a political scientist at the University of Chicago. In the book, Mearsheimer argues that the fundamental cause of war in the international system is the existence of great powers, and that the only way to prevent war is to create a system of bipolarity, where there are only two great powers. He contends that in a bipolar system, the two great powers are deterred from going to war with one another because they would be aware that doing so would result in mutually assured destruction. Mearsheimer's theory is based on the idea of offensive realism, which states that states are primarily concerned with their own security, and that they will always seek to maximize their power in order to ensure their survival. In the context of international politics, this means that states will always be looking to expand their territory and influence, and that this quest for power is the primary driver of ...

  Limited Knowledge In Society Aqeel -Ahmad How people with limited knowledge has taken over society    It's not uncommon for people with limited knowledge to hold positions of power and influence in society. This can happen for a variety of reasons. For example, some people may be successful at manipulating others or may have charisma that allows them to gain followers. In other cases, people with limited knowledge may be elected to positions of power by voters who are not well-informed about the issues. Additionally, the education system and media play a role in shaping public knowledge and understanding, and if these sources are not providing accurate or comprehensive information, it can contribute to the rise of leaders with limited knowledge. Ultimately, it's important for individuals to be proactive in educating themselves and seeking out reliable sources of information in order to make informed decisions and hold those in power accountable.