Srinagar, Aug. 2 -- Human beings rarely see the world as it is. We see it as we are. Our experiences, upbringing, education, culture, beliefs, fears, ambitions, and emotions all shape how we interpret reality. Two people can witness the same event and come out with completely different conclusions-not because one is necessarily lying, but because each is viewing the event through a different psychological lens.

This is why the ability to consider multiple perspectives is one of the most valuable forms of intelligence. It is not simply about listening to opposing opinions; it is about recognizing that every perspective reveals a part of reality while concealing another. The challenge is to assemble these fragments into a more complete pic...