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It sounds like it might be good within the context of the classroom but other than that probably not so much. And even in the classroom there would need to be guidelines I think. Freedom isn't the right to agree but to disagree about things. While a certain amount of agreement on a topic is needed so that everyone is on the same page about important things (basic knowledge of the world etc.) there still needs to be self-expression lest free thought be somehow stifled in the process.
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