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 - Our beliefs guide and determine our behavior
 	- Others care how we behave
 - If beliefs lead to behavior, then controlling beliefs means controlling behaviors
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+- Argumentative skills are self defensive
+- Diverting attention away from reasons makes those reasons easier to accept
+- Making opponents of a belief "The Enemy" is another way to make a belief easier to accept
+- Manipulation of beliefs can generally be categorized as diverting manipulation and distorting manipulation
+- Everyone aims to be in possession of the truth
+- Knowing why you believe a certain way is important, perhaps more important than the beliefs themselves.
+- Cognitive success is being correct, cognitive command is understanding why
+- Cognitive command doesn't necessarily guarantee correctness, but it enables one to rationally correct themselves
+- Pushback helps develop more complete understanding
+- When you only interact with people that agree with you, your beliefs become more extreme.
+- Deliberative democracy is healthy
+- Democracy relies on the ability to undo change, ala "we make changes and learn from them as we approach the ideal"
+- Everyone believes that they haven't been duped.
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