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It's true, I don't like it... In my opinion, it's better to "like" things because a lot of times, I think people hit the agree button when 30 seconds beforehand, they had never even contemplated the thing that they're agreeing with, but they hit it just to make themselves appear to have already known something.
What I think this tends to lead to, is the fostering of arrogance, and what that then leads to, is the inability to promote learning, because when you stop "liking" and prefer "agreeing", you're not encouraging others to be creative. And so what you're left with, is stagnation and not growth.
This is a hypothesis.
What I think this tends to lead to, is the fostering of arrogance, and what that then leads to, is the inability to promote learning, because when you stop "liking" and prefer "agreeing", you're not encouraging others to be creative. And so what you're left with, is stagnation and not growth.
This is a hypothesis.