“How to Train Reasonableness Daily | The Skill UPSC Actually Tests”

Описание: Reasonableness is not a personality trait.
It is a daily trainable skill.

In this episode of the Inner Constitution Series, we explore how to train reasonableness daily using simple but powerful mental exercises.

UPSC does not reward extreme opinions or emotional reactions.
It selects minds that can think fairly under pressure — in Mains answers, Interviews, and real administration.

This lecture shows:

Why reasonableness is the judicial function of the mind

How lack of reasonableness leads to thinking errors

Practical daily exercises to build balanced judgment

How toppers develop multi-dimensional thinking

Why this skill matters for Ethics, Interview & Administration

🧠 What You’ll Learn in This Video

The 3-Question Pause (Due process of thought)

Opposite View Drill (Right to dissent in thinking)

Emotion → Reason Translation

Why–Why–Why Drill (Judicial review of beliefs)

One Sentence of Fairness (Natural justice)

Nightly Calibration (Constitutional morality)

🎯 Who This Is For

UPSC aspirants (Prelims, Mains, Interview)

Students struggling with extreme thinking or anxiety

Anyone who wants clear judgment, not overthinking

Future administrators & policy thinkers

🧩 Series Context

This episode is part of:

Inner Constitution Series – building the internal governance of the mind

Thinking Errors Series – understanding and correcting cognitive distortions

Thinking errors are symptoms.
Reasonableness is the cure.

📚 Use This Video For

Ethics answers (balanced justification)

Interview personality development

Decision-making clarity

Daily mental discipline

📌 Watch till the end for the core insight:

“Reasonableness is not calmness.
It is the ability to think fairly even when emotions are loud.”

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