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When we retrospect how our knowledge and thoughts have come into being, we will easily find that, besides those we have learned from schools, we are always imitating and learning from other's, who are mainly parents, friends and those we respect rather than those we hate, disgust or comtempt. It's always easy for us to learn much more from those whose views we share than from those whose views contradict ours. Firstly, disagreement always arouse stress and enimity. When two persons or two groups cannot achieve agreement on some subject, what succeed is always a hot dispute. The two parts stick to their own point of view and trying vainly to convince the other that they are totally wrong.
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