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Question: How Open Minded Do You Consider Yourself?
#1
Very Open Minded, Always Looking For Good Argument To Build On My Views
 
#2
Moderately Open Minded, There Is A Fairly Reasonable Chance Someone Could Sway Me
 
#3
A Little Open Minded, The Overwhelming Odds Are That No One Will Sway My Views
 
#4
I Know The Other Side Is Wrong, So I Don't Really Care How They Argue Their Points
 
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Total Voters: 62

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Gustaf
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« on: October 25, 2011, 11:49:06 AM »

Since I don't really have a strong partisan affiliation (nor, really, an ideological one) I'm not sure the concept is applicable to me. There isn't really something for me to be close-minded about the way it is for someone who will reflexively support the Democratic or Republican position.

Because of that, issues for me tend to fall into two categories: those where I have come to an opinion by thinking long and hard about it and those where I don't really care. On the former, I rarely change my mind, on the latter I do quite often. I wouldn't call either of them evidence for me being close-minded or open-minded though.

Since I view most issues as trade-offs I can change my mind on a trade-off without changing my fundamental perspective very much as well.
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