> there are so many people who can argue eloquently and passionately for diametrically opposed perspectives on an issue. Both sides can't both be right It is s

> there are so many people who can argue eloquently and passionately for diametrically opposed perspectives on an issue. Both sides can't both be right It is sometimes true that both sides can't be right -- there certainly formal propositions which are mutually exclusive (a circle can be squared, a circle cannot be squared). Other times, people are arguing in a space where there's tension between multiple true principles (which programming language is best for your new project -- the more expressive/flexible/typesafe one you don't know? or the one you're already familiar with?).