I'd split the people reading it into two sides: open-minded learners & rats in the cages of their bigotry.
The first group would go beyond the excerpt of Valera's Post and would start exposing themselves to philosophy; they would also wanna learn to think critically. Certainly, it is not in any way easy, both mentally and physically, to witness your pre-installed cognitive system being ruthlessly uninstalled and re-programmed back on a fundamentally different die. These terms might also sound fancy, but taking notes of them is at least, or worst, a good starting point.
The other side might not have even made it to reading till this point (so if you are still here, congrats, a good sign you belong to the first group). Rats avoid light at any cost; they'd rather die. So do "our rats" - feel attacked, insecure, and, worse, proud. Proud, thinking they already have their own "opinion" and feeling nobly "defending" it.
#yeah
