All Perspectives Are True Within Their Limitation

[Razard86]

What is Bias when it comes to information? Bias is the refusal to incorporate, process, understand, and integrate information. The reason why perspectives clash is a result of their perspective being carefully constructed to make sense in a particular way. As such, this perspective can only be held together by an intelligent denial system being at play. 

Whenever you cling to any one stance, you must construct a perspective that can logically explain and defend that perspective. Now obviously most people do not put much thought into their perspectives which is why they are unaware of any contradictions/hypocrisy and as such will unconsciously deny any information that can derail their perspective. In truth everyone is ridiculously intelligent, but they do not usually focus that powerful intelligence on investigating the accuracy, the veracity of their world view. 

As a result they walk around believing their perspective to be the truth, will unconsciously deny anything to the contrary, and will be stuck/locked into their world view. This is why a study into bias is paramount to your ability to understand things. I've written about this before, but look into explicit bias, implicit bias and cognitive dissonance. These three concepts will help you on your journey into both understanding your perspective and that of others. Everyone isn't crazy because they lack intelligence, they are crazy because they are not patient enough to ever ask themselves this one question seriously "Am I really seeing things clearly or am I just deluding myself?"

Any limited perspective can be argued. But as more and more information is gathered that limited perspective starts to fall apart. Picture if you knew how every action would impact another action at a planetary level. Then certain actions would change in how they are perceived as it is all interconnected and certain conditions need to exist to produce certain results. So one thing that could be looked at as a tragedy, will ultimately be looked at as part of the natural process of development from a much more all-inclusive vantage point. 

So to gain true understanding, understand that the micro and the macro perspective are one and the same and depending on the view will change the nature of how something is interpreted. On the ground everything is personal and deeply felt, but on a plane it is like looking at toys at play.