Re:How to listen when you disagree
by kaybe on Thursday August 04, 2016 @07:18PM
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What I see frequently is that people vehemently disagree in an emotional debate. After exchanging a few arguments everyone sticks to their original position and nothing seems to have changed.
However, when the topic gets brought up again a while later, they have shifted their position closer to mine, but also insist that they've always thought that.
I really wonder what is going on there, but I can see the aggregate opinion shifting by talking while nobody thinks they 'lost' the debate (for all those who identify far too strongly with their opinions.).
However, when the topic gets brought up again a while later, they have shifted their position closer to mine, but also insist that they've always thought that.
I really wonder what is going on there, but I can see the aggregate opinion shifting by talking while nobody thinks they 'lost' the debate (for all those who identify far too strongly with their opinions.).