There is a difference between "allowing more opinions" and "allowing all opinions."

from Diary 2023-05-14 There is a difference between “allowing more opinions” and “allowing all opinions.”

I thought the best way to get the point across was that “allowing more opinions” is not the same as “allowing all opinions.” Some people mistake “allowing more opinions” for “allowing all opinions. However, “accepting all opinions” is not feasible, because it also includes opinions that “all opinions should not be accepted. We need to be careful not to carelessly say things like, “All opinions are acceptable!” We need to be careful not to say things like.

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nishio When I saw the “no diversity allowed” story, I thought they taught middle school or high school about the existence of a set with no maximum? I got the feeling that

nishio There is no particular problem with the fact that allowing more opinions increases diversity and that its extreme, “allowing all opinions,” is not feasible. It goes both ways. To begin with, note that the term “diversity” is subject to shaky interpretation. - Respect for diverse individuals, not diversity

Related stories I have written in the past - Those who seek diversity do not respect the values of those who do not seek diversity.

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