What is more difficult to question?

[pers0n]

What you're taught in childhood

What you learned as an adult

No difference

Other

[AndrésC64]

Absolutely what you are taught as a child. Take religion for example;

"But what about religious beliefs? Do teens and their parents also tend to be in alignment on that front? For most families, the answer appears to be yes. About half of the parents surveyed say their teen holds “all the same” religious beliefs as they do, and another four-in-ten parents say their teen holds “some” of the same religious beliefs they do.

https://www. pewresearch. org/religion/2020/09/10/shared-beliefs-between-parents-and-teens/

[Guy13]

What one is taught in their youth is what one holds into most tightly. Then, life teaches you that the Left policies are wrong and the Right are right.

[Flower7]

What I learned as an adult because those are life lessons that I went through, not just words from an outside person.

[Anonymous]

Childhood because at that point you didn't even have the ability to question.

[NathanDavis]

whatever you didn't learn properly...

[Dinosaursandanime65]

Teaching yourself the right things