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<p dir="auto">Thinking back to conversations I've had here and previously on Reddit, not only can I not remember an example of me "winning" the discussion and the other person changing their mind or conceding the point, I also cannot think of a time where <em>my</em> mind was changed either.</p>
<p dir="auto">So have you ever begun a discussion online with someone with a different view point to yours and either you, or they, changed the others mind?</p>
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