Because it’s the only view we know. I cannot know someone else’s view of reality, only try to imagine it through my own. However, it doesn’t mean a person’s view of reality is unmaleable. Opinions are like Science, things change as new information is presented and processed. But to answer your question directly (even if it was rhetorical), the answer is simply familiarity.

I usually try NOT to hold my opinions in any kind of esteem unless its about something that I think is a big issue & everyone needs to know, even then I expect people to not see it like I do….
99% of the time my words get mangled and tangled by whomever I speak to anyways.

Because we cannot truly “know” another person’s point of view without having experienced it first hand and without any knowledge of the already-established POV. The only thing we can do is to process the recollections of another’s POV, process it, and adapt our own POV with the bits and pieces we choose. As long as there is a hint of our already existing POVs, the POV of another taken in will be corrupted by the prior POV. The only way to purely know another’s POV is to be that person, to have lived their life, and to know what they know. We can try to empathize with another’s POV, but can never fully understand, or “know” it. Long > Short Answer Conversion = It’ a matter of definition. I’d make a helluva philosopher if I thought there was any future in it.

haven’t we discussed this…..lol

masochism vs sadism…..weeeeee