Soldiers Mindset

Depending on fixed or growth mindset, people develop different approaches when it comes to defend or adopt beliefs and viewpoints. In a fixed mindset, people spend time analyzing their intelligence or talent, assuming that these are basic qualities that bring success, while in a growth mindset, people spend their time in developing their brain and talent. Similarly, the soldier mindset shows its superiority by attacking somebody else's mindset, while the scout mindset accepts others' truth.
After graduating high school, I applied to the Law University, saying to everybody that I want to be a right fighter. At that time, I actively volunteered for two organizations and taught people in small villages and towns about the law and their rights. After a while, I understood that what I was doing wasn't really revealing people the truth, but it was sort of a manipulation. That was probably the turning point when I realized that being a lawyer is not always a faithful job of defending the truth, but it is about arguing for the own truth and beliefs. According to Julia Galef's division, this behavior portrays a soldier mindset based on attacking someone else's idea and defending your own, while the
Thinking about soldiers we feel gratitude and pride because they fought to defend our lands and integrity, while Galef's interpretation compares the soldiers with people who act without thinking outside of their realities. Taking into consideration the civilization's history, the world dictators were the ones who started the wars and were not flexible enough to look over their own ambitions and were commanding over the soldiers to fight for their own reasons. At those times, this was the way to defend their points, while nowadays people try to avoid the violent acts and opt for rethinking, discussing and analyzing all ideas and