It's no good, Jim. Most people have preconceptions and will read things that confirm these more than things that undermine them. We all do it as it is simply human nature. What I will never say, however, is that an opinion or argument can ever be wholly correct. Keith's isn't. Yours isn't. Mine isn't. They are opinions. We take in information and we gain experience. From these actions we form our opinions. We don't have to justify them. We do not have to explain them. They are our opinions and people can ignore or agree with them as they please. No one is exempted from this. People should realise that the more complex an event gets, like a world was for instance, the more sides there are to every argument surrounding it. None of them are wholly correct but some are more humane than others.