paul.spiritualquest
Patron with Honors
Semantics
True, agenda is not hidden by definition. But taking it down to the reality level here, how often do you think it is hidden and how often not?
That´s why I prefer the term paradigm, a set of ideas, a belief-system, a "viewpoint" of preconceived concepts. We all come from paradigms.
Agenda is more of "my view" regardless yours. But again, two much into semantics...
Agenda is not hidden, by definition. Thus "hidden agenda" as cliche.
An agenda is something one wishes to accomplish. One is more or less aware of agenda, in oneself and others. There's nothing wrong with having an agenda or even not knowing what that agenda is. But one of the treats of ESMB is they tend to get pointed out, whether one likes it or not.
True, agenda is not hidden by definition. But taking it down to the reality level here, how often do you think it is hidden and how often not?
That´s why I prefer the term paradigm, a set of ideas, a belief-system, a "viewpoint" of preconceived concepts. We all come from paradigms.
Agenda is more of "my view" regardless yours. But again, two much into semantics...
Hi Lakey!

I believe first of all, respect should be granted. Being completely against a philosophic idea of another is completely ok, but one should be able to see it from the other´s person viewpoint, and the discussion should go along without intents to overwhelm, discredit, or to merely WIN. The idea of winning, is for me worthless, as realities there are so many, and generally none is more true than another. Getting exposed to another idea, letting it come in, and affecting oneself is much more interesting. If the original idea doesn´t even appeal in any way, then better, get onto something else. I only get into threads where I believe I have something to say, or something to contribute, otherwise I PASS.


