>>17237214
Form your own opinions and stick to them?

>>17237220
How?

Sit down and form your opiniones on different topics. Debate with yourself what you truly believe. Then stick to your opiniones (except if they are wrong, obviously).

>>17237229
What defines what is wrong and what is right?

>>17237223
Read "neutral" information on topics, then read opinions on both sides. Weigh up what you think makes sense to you. Or you could just acknowledge there are merits to both sides of arguments.

>>17237233
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epistemology

There is objective truth and falsehood, and objective good and evil. They are accessible to us, if removed from us.

>>17237214
Find a course on youtube that deals with critical thinking.

>>17237256
Good and evil are relative concepts

Or just choose something that will make tou happy believing in.

Check out RSD and become great with women.
Check out Alan Watts and become more spiritually awaken and zen.
Check out Bob Proctor and think and grow rich.

If you're easily influenced, choose to be influenced by stuff that will make for an awesome life by following.

>>17237274
I know all of 'em but as I easily get influenced I change my mind easily.

The core trouble is: how do I make myself stop doubting so much my beliefs.

>>17237306
Listen to Alan Watts more.
But also, doubt is natural, it forces us to get more serious about our choices. Belief is a choice.

Don't ever act on what you "believe" until you've slept on it.

And be careful what you expose yourself to- spend more time with the people you admire and want to be like, less time with those you don't.

>>17237260
Make the decision relative to society, dumbass.

>>17237214
are you quite young? i was the exact same until age wisened me up at around 21, although i dont think anyone can truely be completley resistant to propoganda