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Mr. Tweedy ends his essay, “So if you take anything away from this, I hope it will be this recommendation: Spend some time looking for a song (or a book or a film or a painting or a person) you might have unfairly maligned.”

Do you agree with his advice? Are we all too quick to pass judgment on things, and might that make us miss out on great experiences and joys?

In the future, do you think you will try to give your dislikes and hates another chance?

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Mr. Tweedy writes that in the 1970s, when “Dancing Queen” came out, there were “very strict lines being drawn between cultural camps” and that, as a kid who liked punk rock, the song was “situated deep in enemy territory.”

Does that resonate with your own experiences?

Do you ever feel as if you aren’t allowed to like or dislike certain things because of your own cultural identification?

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How have your tastes changed or grown over time?

Do you tend to be open-minded and flexible about your likes and dislikes?

Or, once you love or hate something, do you never waiver?

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What have you changed your mind about?

Tell us about something that you once liked, loved, hated or dismissed but that you later dramatically revised your judgment about.

Was it hard to admit to yourself or to others that you were wrong?

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I used to think sushi was disgusting

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Between my first year of middle school and my first year of high school, I thought learning was meaningless, but that changed.

Its not that hard to admit to myself that Im wrong

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When I was in middle school I hated reading Chinese novels, but one time I had no more videos to watch for my favorite show, then I tried reading Chinese novels and i loved them.

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No idea

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I used to hate my middle school math teacher and told a lot of people that he was mean. But one time he came to me and apologized for saying something that was way out of line and then I changed my mind.

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No

No, I used to hate cucumber but now its worst

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Yes.

Maybe

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I used to hate tomatoes , but now I find out that I hate it even more.

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At some point I starting to dislike music in mandarin and songs I usually listen to, but now when it some how recommend it to me I'll still listen to it and find it enjoyable.

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Yes, the novels that I like or attrack me become different

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No I think my opinions can change based on the context

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1. When I was a kid, I did not like eating green peppers or onions. Now I love both

2. I used to think nature was dumb and loved playing video games as a middle schooler. However, around high school, I got my first pair of glasses and thought things were very beautiful.

3. I always liked Windows PCs, until a few years ago when I bought my first MacBook air. Now I am trapped in the Apple ecosystem.

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yes,i was taught that capitalism is evil

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No I don’t confine myself to disliking something just because it’s not the same as something I like now

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I used to hate cute things but I love it now. NO.

Yes I hate tomato forever <3

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Good advice but this doesn’t apply for music

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My tastes changed real quick since I was a kid (by that I can easily be influenced by the environment), even now I feels like I'm pretty flexible about what I like and dislike.

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i dont like green pepper and i will never change

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not sure, but maybe?

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yes i will because i dont think things are absolute.

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I feel like at some point our environment forces us to hate China as a whole, but after I know it more I kind of realised I should probably separate it's government with it's citizen and it's culture.

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Yes, I could hate some1 due to their looking.

Maybe, but I will have a stereotype in my mind.