Jonathan Daugherty wrote:
# But how can I show everyone I am actually right if there is no one
# true way?
I hope that you're joking. :)
Yes it was a joke to make a point.
# Depends on your goal. If you goal is to get along with everyone, you
# are absolutely correct. If you goal is to make everyone think and
# agree with you, then well...
Are you suggesting that "[making] everyone think and agree with you"
is a valid goal?
I am not suggesting that it is or isn't. I am stating that it exists.
# A lot of geeks, pretty much every one I have ever met, myself
# included agrees with your statement in theory. In practice we are
# all very biased and want to do things our way and our way includes
# trying to get other people to do it our way.
I think his point is that we can admit these differences exist, but
they don't need to dominate our interactions to the point of
alienation.
If only everyone agreed with that, the world would be a better place.
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
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