Nice idea, but this kind of "both sides are valid" thing is pretty rare in reality

Usually most disagreements come from one side lacking some key information that shows the true state.

To extend this example, person A may have seen the previous 1-5 numbers written on the floor in the same orientation prior to the 6, person B may only have seen this number so far. Sure they're perceiving what could be a 9, but the extra information tells someone it's actually a 6.

What about looking around for some other numbers, what if that's 67, instead L9?

Other side may be uneducated to know what things means (and totally we are the correct ones.

Together we can have 69

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Nice

Ambiguity is a form of truth, so both of these people are just dim.

Let's agree it says 7.5

Watch as everyone who agrees with this message instantly forgets it as soon as a contentions political topic is mentioned