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<blockquote data-quote="Chuckie" data-source="post: 4049901" data-attributes="member: 42584">I agree that some things, once seen, cannot be unseen.You made some interesting points about preconceived notions Bobby.&nbsp; But as a young child your belief that getting burned with fire will hurt was because of either your own experience or by being told so, due to the experience of others. You did not have a &#039;preconceived&#039; belief, but one based on the experience of someone (yours or that of someone else). So, logically speaking, it should come back to beliefs are mostly based upon an experience (yours or that of someone else) which would leave no room for &#039;preconceived&#039; notions.Unfortunately not everyone seems to use the experience of others or their own to develop a belief or opinion, so in a way you are right my friend.&nbsp; I have to admit now (thanks) that &#039;preconceived&#039; notions can . . . and do exist.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chuckie, post: 4049901, member: 42584"] I agree that some things, once seen, cannot be unseen. You made some interesting points about preconceived notions [I]Bobby[/I]. But as a young child your belief that getting burned with fire will hurt was because of either your own experience or by being told so, due to the experience of others. You did not have a 'preconceived' belief, but one based on the experience of someone (yours or that of someone else). So, logically speaking, it [B]should [/B]come back to beliefs are mostly based upon an experience (yours or that of someone else) which would leave no room for 'preconceived' notions. Unfortunately not everyone seems to use the experience of others or their own to develop a belief or opinion, so in a way you are right my friend. I have to admit now (thanks) that 'preconceived' notions can . . . and do exist. [/QUOTE]

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