When discussing, people based on their positions often have preset answers in their minds. Positions represent identification, interests, emotions, and backgrounds; they are more like a form of "self-definition." At this point, the purpose of the discussion is not to seek the truth but to affirm oneself or defend one’s side. When two people share the same position, identification happens naturally, and conflicts dissolve accordingly; but if their positions differ, even the smallest difference can be magnified into irreconcilable contradictions. When the discussion shifts to a rational level, the core of the topic is no longer "who are you" or "who am I," but rather "what is real, reasonable, and valuable." Rational discussions are based on logic, evidence, and facts; they allow for the collision of different viewpoints but do not easily evolve into opposition, as the goal is to approach the truth or a better solution, not to maintain self-identification. Reading history makes one wise, reading poetry makes one refined, mathematics makes one meticulous, science makes one profound, ethics makes one solemn, and logic and rhetoric make one eloquent. #Gate Alpha晒单挑战 #Gate上线Ondo专区现货交易 #非农就业数据来袭 .