I mean, perspective has nothing to do with trying to argue population statistics by citing anecdotal individual cases, which ironically are included in the average statistic already lol.
But yes we definitely do have different perspectives, which you view as some all-dividing thing for some reason when it's exactly the opposite IMO; talking to someone with a different perspective is how you both can learn a new viewpoint on something, *if you're not approaching it with an obstinate "I'm not gonna change cause I'm already right" attitude which seems to be your MO
But yes we definitely do have different perspectives, which you view as some all-dividing thing for some reason when it's exactly the opposite IMO; talking to someone with a different perspective is how you both can learn a new viewpoint on something, *if you're not approaching it with an obstinate "I'm not gonna change cause I'm already right" attitude which seems to be your MO