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Submitted by Diane Balanovich on Thu, 07/30/2009 - 12:31pm.

I agree with Moira, I believe people do gravitate toward people with similar ideas. Even though their ideas are similiar, you can still learn more from that person. I don't think that I am closed minded to other's ideas, however, if it doesn't make a connection with me, I don't look into it further. If what is stated makes sense to me, then I definately want them to continue enlightening me.  I think that people can agree to disagree. Also, I think that some people need to have a more nuturing facilitator and other enjoy the open endedness of exploring without direction.

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