A substantive disagreement can never be resolved because of the differing opinions of the people involved.
What is a substantive disagreement?
- It is a disagreement between two or more people.
- It is a disagreement between people with different opinions and points of view on the same subject.
If the people involved in the substantive disagreement are quite sure that their views are correct, that substantive disagreement can never be resolved, because none of the people involved will surrender to their opponents' point of view.
An example of this is two people arguing over whether the best pet is a cat or a dog, and each person wants to defend one of those animals.
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