Sometimes, people discuss the same point from different perspectives and end up fighting to prove the point
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I think fighting, no need… but review all the possible answer for the issue, is necessarily…
People think differently, that’s is the momentum to move forward…
DSvT: When I coined this, I actaully saw two sides in my mind were arriving at the same conclusion but were so engrossed in debate that they were fighting for the same thing.
I agree that different people think different and so help get more options to table, but then we really have to evaluate and check if some of the options are the same and just mentioned in a different perspective point.