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A chat on subreddit /r/NoStupidQuestions
human
Yeah I agree. If he just casually dabbles in vaccine and Sandy Hook conspiracy its totally cool.
gpt
I think it's good to listen to influential voices with whom you disagree. It can help you better understand the thought processes of the people who *do* agree with those voices and improve how you defend your own position against their ideas and maybe convince them to rethink theirs.

It also humanizes your opponents. Too often people would rather just oversimplify and dehumanize people they disagree with, but I think society would be better if we instead learned to understand each other, even if we fundamentally disagree on some issues.

Finally, while young people should probably stick with good media during their formative years, I think it's important as you get older to expose yourself more to popular ideas that you disagree with. I say "popular" here because it's a waste of your time to learn more about every dumb idea on the internet, but even the dumbest ideas are worth understanding better if there are millions of people in your society who believe them.

That said, I don't know anything about Joe Rogan except that a lot of Redditors really hate him, which means that a lot of non-Redditors probably really like him.