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Their ideas don't really contradict. But they think they do because, apparently, both sides have the mistaken view that a product has to be better for exactly o
by xlnt 19y ago
Their ideas don't really contradict. But they think they do because, apparently, both sides have the mistaken view that a product has to be better for exactly one reason.
- 0x44 19y agoMy example was obviously a gross simplification, but not all disagreement stems from contradiction. Worse, sometimes when people agree on many points they are in inreconcilable disagreement with each other on others. If we were to consider that both groups have held their position for many years, it should be immediately apparent that it would be impossible for either to change their mind. Time calcifies opinion.