BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

Book 2. The Bath School. Chapter 3. Theory and practice in the description of the Object to be taken to the Bath 186 Preconception is a tendency to notice, select, take note, approve and remember only the information that confirms an already existing opinion, hypothesis, principle, etc., while rejecting, ignoring something completely, not taking into account and forgetting information that goes against all this. It has long been observed that if a person is presented facts and arguments that do not fit into his already existing picture of the world, then the first, almost instinctive reaction to them is mistrust, rejection, ignoring and throwing out of the memory everything connected with them, even if they are important and can be really useful for a person . With this, my working team and I constantly come across in relation to "SvetL" Programs and everything that is somehow connected with this. Especially after N. Levashov’s gone. The hidden motive is very simple: everything unaccustomed sharply breaks the sense of inner harmony and hits hard the self-esteem of the person, whereas the awareness of rightness and correctness gives pleasure and adds self-confidence. - preconception – is the lack of a desire to change one's point of view; - preconception – is a firm belief in one's own rightness, based on long-established stereotypes; - preconception – is groundless self-righteousness; - preconception – is the ability to form a pre-negative opinion about everything in the world; - preconception – is the ability to ignore all information that does not fit into a clearly defined framework; it can also be said otherwise: - preconception – is when a person is looking for and, what is characteristic, finds evidence only of what he already believes, completely ignoring everything that can shake this faith; - in the language of physics : the information that comes into our head has a great amount of inertia. In common language : if a person believes in something, then no matter how much you rub his nose in the refutation of his beliefs nothing will come of it . This applies to the full extent to those people who make various attempts to use N. Levashov's name for their small purposes. They repeat the mistakes of people who consider themselves smart and consider everyone else to be fools. I do not blame them, although it is sometimes unpleasant. I do not try to