C.G. Jung highlights a significant issue in contemporary society: people's difficulty in recognizing and respecting opposing viewpoints. This inability hampers the foundation of any community, as coexistence requires acknowledging others' perspectives. Those who fail to validate differing arguments also struggle with self-acceptance, as it reflects an internal conflict regarding the acknowledgment of the "other" within themselves.

Jung emphasizes that engaging in an inner dialogue is essential for achieving outer objectivity. By fostering understanding and acceptance of differing opinions, individuals can develop a healthier relationship with themselves and contribute to a more harmonious society. The ability to listen and empathize with others is crucial for both personal growth and social cohesion.