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Do you have the right to have an opinion ?

When do you have the right to have an opinion ?

Who has the right to have an opinion ?

At one extreme we can have a person who

knows very little about a subject and yet comes

out with a strong opinion on that subject. At the

other extreme is someone who is well-informed

and has thought a lot about the subject, but is

unable to express an opinion.

An opinion is a sort of stew of information,

perception, feelings and values cooked together

within a particular culture.

Why have opinions ?

You might as well ask, 'Why have people ?'

It is possible to imagine a discussion in which no

one has an opinion. There is a mutual exploration

of the subject. At some point, however, values

need to get attached and that attachment results

in an opinion.

There may be opinions which are very

strongly held. There may be tentative opinions

which are a sort of 'holding position' until a better

opinion forms. There may be opinions which are

held quite firmly but still open to change.​

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