I found for the most part that a couple of examples, usually political/economic examples work the best, gets them to see the difference
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Replying to @OnYouLikeGlue
If honest, yes. I must now conclude she is not.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
Yeah. Also hard to change your mind immediately, or admit you were wrong. Who knows, maybe in future discussions with others they'll...
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Replying to @OnYouLikeGlue @HPluckrose
...understand the difference, and you'll never get to see the influence your convo had. (Eternal optimist here)
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Replying to @OnYouLikeGlue
She does understand. Kept evading & changing subject to avoid acknowledging this. Now started again like it didn't happen.
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Replying to @HPluckrose
Not wanting to change mind/admit error. By entirely surprising. Especially if invested a lot of time defending her incorrect point.
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Replying to @HPluckrose @OnYouLikeGlue
It's not a failure to understand the distinction. It's a refusal to apply it consistently coz cultural relativity.
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Replying to @OnYouLikeGlue @HPluckrose
Still think it's possible you're underestimating the desire to not be wrong, and this is leading to her stubbornness here.
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It's possible but I see a difference in ppl doubling down to avoid accepting wrongness & ppl pretending not to understand logic coz ideology
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