- Pragmatism is determining the truth or basis for a theory or belief based on its practical application.
- Pragmatism isn’t throwing ideas of being a realist to push ideological goals.
- A pragmatist doesn’t seek out truth to validate a theory or belief. Their beliefs are based on testable observations.
- Being a pragmatist means accepting being wrong and changing your beliefs to become consistent with your observations.
- A pragmatist is focused on repercussions. A pragmatist doesn’t lie about the real-world impact of applying a belief or theory.
