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>No some did change their mind, some other may not see this as
>a problem and some are too "proud" to admit it may be helpfull.
>But we have to respect any opinions because
>an opinion is a very personal thing.
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>I'm not perfectly in agreement with this.
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>It must have respect of the persons,
>but as far as the opinions, it must make of I distinguish.
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>Moral, political, religious opinions.... ok
>
>But when the thing is entered then on speeches
>of technical competence become more difficult.
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>I could succeed in to say:
>< pre >
>In the topology of the standard algebric groups
>(the arithmetical normal school)
>is my opinion that:
>7+6 are equivalent to 8
>
>
>You can have respect of this opinion ?
>
>Fabio

Respecting an opinion doesn't mean to be in agreement with it. You can still argue and try to make someone change opinion but in the end you can't force your opinion to other (unless your a dictator).

But some people think the only good opinion is theirs, in this case, stop arguing and move on. Thats what i do but this is just my opinion...