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; [[Coercion]] | ; [[Special:MyLanguage/Coercion|Coercion]] | ||
: see [[Coercion]] | : see [[Special:MyLanguage/Coercion|Coercion]] | ||
; Negative treatment | ; Negative treatment | ||
: fear of being treating badly according to your vote, for services that should be delivered fairly without bias the same solutions for [[Coercion]] can be used. For other more personal situations members should be educated to respect other's positions, and be confident enough to stand strong and explain their beliefs, regardless of personal consequences. | : fear of being treating badly according to your vote, for services that should be delivered fairly without bias the same solutions for [[Special:MyLanguage/Coercion|coercion]] can be used. For other more personal situations members should be educated to respect other's positions, and be confident enough to stand strong and explain their beliefs, regardless of personal consequences. | ||
; Being misunderstood | ; Being misunderstood | ||
: educating the [[Humility and the Socratic method|Socratic method]] should allow people to show logical reasons why they voted the way they did, and if they can't explain it then they should reconsider their decision. Misunderstandings are an opportunity to grow as a thinker and [[Truth seeking|seeker of truth]]. | : educating the [[Special:MyLanguage/Humility and the Socratic method|Socratic method]] should allow people to show logical reasons why they voted the way they did, and if they can't explain it then they should reconsider their decision. Misunderstandings are an opportunity to grow as a thinker and [[Special:MyLanguage/Truth seeking|seeker of truth]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:09, 10 November 2024
- Coercion
- see Coercion
- Negative treatment
- fear of being treating badly according to your vote, for services that should be delivered fairly without bias the same solutions for coercion can be used. For other more personal situations members should be educated to respect other's positions, and be confident enough to stand strong and explain their beliefs, regardless of personal consequences.
- Being misunderstood
- educating the Socratic method should allow people to show logical reasons why they voted the way they did, and if they can't explain it then they should reconsider their decision. Misunderstandings are an opportunity to grow as a thinker and seeker of truth.