find the answers on their own Did you find your answers on your own? Or was it that someone asked you a question which has surprised/disturbed you and let you therefor come to your conclusion? Though I

Well, but if we're all rephrasing what we hear from someone else, who came up with the thought originally? If we are all repeating, we have to repeat what someone said, we cannot be repeating what no one

I have agreed with you that experience is a teacher. But aren't exchanging words already an experience of a certain kind? Words in the form of "I'll pass on my knowledge to you" are less effective

I already did and do find spaces in which I debate as a Christian, so I am in no need for further encouragement - my intention could also be described as encouraging others. Since you are a Christian yourself,

Oh, HaHa :D Thank you for the mention.

I see it as a two way street between inner and outer world. I am not hard about it. I find it's the easiest explanation. What one describes as "own" realization, may be something one had experienced

Thank you, since a journey, it is. If you like to see in a society more of what Christianity wants to offer, the Christians themselves have to come out of their own spaces and dare to debate on a level;

I believe in God. But it's not as if I've always done so. There are a lot of people who don't want to decide in favour of faith because they are in doubt. Those who doubt feel the challenge in what makes

The most effective protection against external intervention in families is the families themselves. If husband and wife know why they are together, why they entered into a marriage, what their goals in

Why do you ask? Is that something you find preferable? Why would you wish it to have emotions, for example? How I see it, that is the first reason to not wanting to rely on AI.

LoL - I did the same and tested an AI-chatbot. Same results you published here. From the perspective of the human questioner, if he expects to be impressed, he does not bother to ask the same question

I'm not saying it's the only way. That can vary and as I said, I think it depends on each specific case. I'm not necessarily advocating non-intervention, that's not what I'm saying, what I'm saying is,

Although I think it is possible that one learns more from example than from words. If I tell a young person to always tell the truth, but then I go and lie, what will he learn? That he has to tell others

LoL, funny example with your walking instead of taking the bus. I wouldn't see it as a particularly serious experience, just a decision of preference: do I prefer to walk, now that I know the real time

Why should a drinker care that his drinking has bad effects unless other people confront him about it? Coming to the realisation all by yourself that alcoholism is bad is what I call the exception to the

Yes. Once while working I learned information that could get other people in trouble. I was asked about it and said I didn't know. Although even then I knew it wasn't the best thing to do, in fact I didn't

Thank you. I welcome the debate. I jump right into your responses. I think that after a while one realizes one's own mistakes. Through what exactly does the realization happen? Can you think of an example

Good to know that you are alright. Greetings.

Although I agree with everything you say, I have some questions. Also, I am going to challenge the essentially correct message from the anecdote told, deliberately. I would start with the question of where

I am afraid, you are losing me on this. In that regard, I am a typical women (that is something what is sometimes easily forgotten in online encounters, to be aware if you talk to a male or female). I