What's your general view of
sharing information that you're not 100% in favour of? For example, I sometimes come across Tweet threads titled something like "20 Tips to a Better Life" or "30 Tips to a Better Work Environment", and so on.
Most of the time, the advice is good. But then
I'll come across one suggestion that I'll strongly disagree with and decide not to share it. Do you think that's a little overly strict? Should one item out of a potential 20 or 30 break the whole list?
Not an easy question to answer. But consider that even the points of agreement are likely not 'perfect advice'. It's merely our own perspective that's warping the situation.
You can think of it like being in an in-person meeting. Even if someone said one thing you disagree with, you likely wouldn't just get up and walk out. Of course, we also don't have to follow every listicle producer on Twitter, right?
My basic advice in cases like this:
We should do our best not to focus on each others' flaws and differences, and see instead how we can assist one another. But if you feel something is against your personal convictions, you're entitled to that too. So you might very well disregard the whole thing based on your own ideals, training, and upbringing.
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