Seemingly positive disagreements often have normative origins.

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Seemingly positive disagreements may appear to stem from a difference in opinion or perspective, but underlying these disagreements are often normative assumptions or beliefs about what is right or wrong, good or bad, desirable or undesirable. These normative origins shape how individuals perceive and interpret situations, leading to different understandings and disagreements, even in seemingly positive or neutral situations.

Seemingly Positive Disagreements Often Have Normative Origins