= Faultless disagreement
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Faultless disagreement is a philosophical concept concerning the nature of disagreement, particularly in the context of normative and evaluative statements. It refers to a situation where two parties hold conflicting beliefs or opinions, yet neither is necessarily at fault or mistaken in their standpoint. This typically applies to subjective matters such as taste, preferences, or moral judgments, where individuals can have legitimate reasons for their differing views.
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