Jack, I won't try to convince you, but you've raised a serious issue. Even if everyone has their own idea about something, the subject of that idea doesn't change. The subject is one, but there are as many opinions as there are people. I hope I've explained it clearly. I used to think the same way you do (by the way, it's not the worst position), but unfortunately, that's not the case. If you think that way, life is certainly easier... Less you know, the better you sleep. Sorry if my tone didn't appeal to you. After all, everyone will stick to their own opinion, and there's no point in trying to prove anything to each other. It would have been better to remain silent, but my character doesn't allow it. I simply can't ignore such obvious, foolish statements. For example, the first sentence, "every person is wise..." etc., shows that you don't know what wisdom is and have a superficial understanding of the concept. Maybe you meant to say that every person has reason? Then it would be correct. But wisdom, like the famous truth, is revealed very rarely, and only to those individuals who have already reached a certain level. (Funny, but it's somewhat similar to how heroes gain levels.) I tried to explain it tactfully. I definitely don't want to offend you, Jack.
Jack, I won't try to convince you, but you've raised a serious issue. Even if everyone has their own idea about something, the subject of that idea doesn't change. The subject is one, but there are as many opinions as there are people. I hope I've explained it clearly. I used to think the same way you do (by the way, it's not the worst position), but unfortunately, that's not the case. If you think that way, life is certainly easier... Less you know, the better you sleep. Sorry if my tone didn't appeal to you. After all, everyone will stick to their own opinion, and there's no point in trying to prove anything to each other. It would have been better to remain silent, but my character doesn't allow it. I simply can't ignore such obvious, foolish statements. For example, the first sentence, "every person is wise..." etc., shows that you don't know what wisdom is and have a superficial understanding of the concept. Maybe you meant to say that every person has reason? Then it would be correct. But wisdom, like the famous truth, is revealed very rarely, and only to those individuals who have already reached a certain level. (Funny, but it's somewhat similar to how heroes gain levels.) I tried to explain it tactfully. I definitely don't want to offend you, Jack.