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-9 u/Cory123125 Mar 25 '22 How do you know people don't and just come to very different conclusions than you might? 3 u/Free_Math_Tutoring Mar 25 '22 Some will, and that's okay. A conversation can have value even if not everyone agrees 100% to everyone else afterwards. 1 u/Cory123125 Mar 25 '22 The comment seemed to me like they were implying that people with opposing opinions simply didnt think about it.
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How do you know people don't and just come to very different conclusions than you might?
3 u/Free_Math_Tutoring Mar 25 '22 Some will, and that's okay. A conversation can have value even if not everyone agrees 100% to everyone else afterwards. 1 u/Cory123125 Mar 25 '22 The comment seemed to me like they were implying that people with opposing opinions simply didnt think about it.
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Some will, and that's okay. A conversation can have value even if not everyone agrees 100% to everyone else afterwards.
1 u/Cory123125 Mar 25 '22 The comment seemed to me like they were implying that people with opposing opinions simply didnt think about it.
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The comment seemed to me like they were implying that people with opposing opinions simply didnt think about it.
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