“Doesn’t have a point of view” sangen die Beatles. Kann das Nicht-Vorhandensein einer Meinung auch intellektuellen oder psychischen Ursprungs sein?

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McPresley
9 months ago

Mixed of both, I think.

I believe it is necessary to have a certain wisdom not to have an opinion on everything and to remain silent or to admit to yourself that one cannot judge something.

Ost3rhas3
9 months ago

I think that one can understand the statement in several ways, which is very often the case with songs, to also convey hidden messages and not necessarily true to this song.

It could also mean that you don’t express your opinion on it WILL, because you don’t want to provoke for example….then it would be for every intellectual and psychological origin if you can call it that.

In the one song where he sings “Mother Mary comes to me”, he does not really mean the mom of Jesus with it.

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Ost3rhas3
9 months ago
Reply to  Bonzo240195

Mariuhana 🙂

Muktamani
9 months ago

I think it’s very reflected. You can have an opinion, you don’t have to. The question is good and I think – yes, very much. When one looks at the complexity of today’s topics in many areas, one can often not form a “fixed” opinion, many topics are far too complex. Who judges in a hurry sometimes seems to be superficial.

Doris0007
9 months ago

It’s more like the philosophical ideas.