How can it be that there is no major dramatic portrayal of the life and times of William the Conqueror (& Harold II)?
The straight line
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The idea that view-changing must be somehow reciprocal suggests it carries some sort of cost. What is this cost? Do we not all wish to hold the most accurate possible beliefs? We should thank a person who corrects us on something.
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