> Do you expect young adults to come out of school with the correct doctrine in place so that no further thinking or discourse is necessary? Definitely not. I

> Do you expect young adults to come out of school with the correct doctrine in place so that no further thinking or discourse is necessary? Definitely not. I do expect them to listen before speaking out. It was a hard lesson I myself had to learn when I was one of those young adults coming out of school. Sometimes, conventional wisdom is just accrued prejudice. Sometimes it is accrued experience and people are as they are for a reason. It's probably best to have enough information to know before staking a position openly and pushing other people off their own. > Where would one go to have an intellectual discussion in safety? Traditionally? The bar. I'm not even kidding. This is the kind of thing people discuss face-to-face most effectively. We do less of that these days.