Honing skills can be more easily done with something one is interested in. A football (soccer) player is not likely to go out an learn the skills required for baseball.And I believe that is what this is. Gathering and honing skills.
So the skills they learned when they were on the other team are no longer valid? Of course they are. A skill cannot be biased. That would be like saying that because they learned how to score goals playing for their original team, they can't use that skill to score goals for their new team, because that skill was biased to where they learned it. The skill itself has no bias, the player does.Then they will be loyal and biased to that team.
I could change my mind half way thru a debate and recognise I am wrong, then swop sides and use my skills for that opinion/side.
Let me try a different analogy.
When I first learned to use a computer, I learned how to use DOS, WordPerfect, Lotus and dBase. I now use Windows, Word, Excel and Access. I prefer using the newer programs, but I still know how to use the old ones, and knowing the old ones made it easier to learn the new programs. The command to bold text might be in a different place, but it's still bold.
However, you did say that it was better to learn by arguing.I agree, you have made some very interesting and valid points which I have taken on board.
I don't recall saying you could'nt learn without arguing.
You just disproved the entire argument you had with me about my son's desire to play only the electric guitar. If he has the passion to play, he'll learn the accoustic. Thank you.lol, now you know you don't wanna be getting me started on that
And I will now prove my point of this debate by saying I dissagree, if you have the passion there and want it bad enough, you will do whatever it takes.
But to what end? What purpose is there to having an argument simply for argument's sake? Does it not give a false impression of yourself to those you are debating?I don't recall denying that either, that is correct.
What I am saying is a debate like this is a good training ground, being given a position to defend will test your strength to hold an argument simply because it's there to be held.
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