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Agree wholeheartedly. Arguing to learn is the best way. Much easier too. It shuts out noisy and clamoring neeeeeed Good article:

Yale research: Highly successful people argue differently
Published Thu, Jan 19 20232:36 PM EST
Natasha Piñon
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One of his key takeaways from the study is that approaching hot-button issues from an “arguing to learn” mentality can help shift your own thinking. It can also change the other person’s point of view — a rarity in our polarized times.

Keep that in mind the next time you find yourself in heated conversation, he suggests. Before digging in, set your own intentions, and remember that approaching the discussion with “an openness and willingness to learn,” will make it more likely for your conversation partner to see how your position could be true as well, Fisher says.

The benefits of that extend beyond fostering more productive debates, Fisher says.

“Time and time again, you see that the chance to bounce your ideas off other people with at least a receptiveness to being wrong gives you more accuracy. You perform better. You’re getting the right answer more often,” he explains.

Ideally, ‘both sides walk away feeling they would do that again’

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via 12yearplan .. good article.