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What two topics does the author discuss as leading to useless discussions?
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Why do discussions about religion often escalate quickly compared to other topics?
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What commonality does the author suggest exists between politics and religion?
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How does the author suggest one can have fruitful discussions about contentious topics?
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What example does the author give of a topic that can also lead to heated arguments?
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What does the author imply about the relationship between identity and the ability to think clearly?
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What does the author believe is necessary for someone to express an opinion about religion?
Why might discussions about programming languages become contentious, according to the author?
What does the author suggest is the main reason discussions about politics and religion often become unproductive?
How does the author view the relationship between identity and the ability to have fruitful discussions?
What example does the author use to illustrate a topic that might not lead to heated arguments?
What does the author imply about the number of labels one has for themselves?