Our collective mind is unstable. We feel that one wrong idea would make us collapse even if only briefly. Those who don't feel this way assume that stable ideas are equivalent to right ideas. What's led to our constant self-criticism through others and ourselves? What's led us to prematurely defend ourselves by being half sincere and/or vague? We see each other as agressors, and when we form ideas, we attack them as others might attack us, so we can ensure their safety. Rarely do we see a safe idea. Who would ever admit to an unsafe idea when they could be hurt? I know I wouldn't. So I'll continue to be vague at the expense of being comprehendable. And when I'm called out on my bullshit, I'll respond insincerely.