> social learners seem to be more interested in group harmony than in making an informed judgement. > It is not the social learners who are the problem here: I

> social learners seem to be more interested in group harmony than in making an informed judgement. > It is not the social learners who are the problem here: Individual learners reluctant to change their minds are. Or maybe it is the social learners, who don't care about being informed before making a decision? Later they just spin it around to say as much. Wasn't there a story on HN today about how the false-dichotomy (binary choice) isn't constructive? Oh, they hit on that too. eyeroll Feels like a pointless exercise.