A speaker who thinks uncritically looks for good reasons to accept or reject others' opinions.

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That speaker tends to closed-minded and impulsive.
The most important things for that speaker is most likely not finding the best outcome from the people around them that could be done if they just work together , but rather to become the center of attention by diminishing other people's value (putting them down)

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