Totally agree with you. It's so easy to get stuck in our own bubble and only take in ideas that already match what we believe. But real growth happens when we're willing to hear out opposing views, even if we end up disagreeing, it forces us to think more clearly and sometimes even refine our own stance. Ideologies can be helpful frameworks, but when they turn into walls that keep other ideas out, we stop learning. 

Riberet

podcasts

One Billionaire Outlasting Dollar Collapse - Michael Saylor with Jordan Peterson

k00b

My father told me this as a teenager.

> If you think you know everything, you will never learn anything.

I know many stackers are very ideological and I share many if not most of those ideologies but I often see stackers fall into a trap. They allow their ideological position to drive them away from hearing ideas that don't align with their box of ideas. Both of these men have valuable knowledge they drop. Don't allow your confidence in being right limit the expansion of your mind. If nothing else, hearing ideas from people you disagree with will sharpen you thinking on things you already know. 