@kriticnium@FranceskAlbs No, I’m not calling intellectual growth. I’m saying it’s an important part of it because you’re just using it as an insult rather than actually having anything of substance to say.
@kriticnium@FranceskAlbs Using cognitive dissonance as an insult just shows you don’t understand it. Cognitive dissonance is a normal part of intellectual growth. If you never experience it, you’re probably not seriously questioning your own assumptions. That’s not a virtue.
@aziz0nomics People aren’t used to mutual indigeneity. They could drive out European colonizers with terrorism so they assume the model will work eventually, but with two people both with legitimate claim violence isn’t going to drive anyone out. But they don’t consider that.