I will disagree. 


And I don't agree that talking in generalities does not mean that what is being said is not--or should not--be taken personally. Making things personal is how we figure out what we may need to self-reflect on or whether it is a fair comment that needs to be considered--intellectually, emotionally, etc. There is no conversation that does not begin with the personal and work from that perspective. And there is no objective comment--we only try to come close to something more generalizable, "objective", universal, etc. 


You and I may just have, at the beginning, a philosophical difference on what is knowledge and experience. That's okay; we're just likely to meet up at the place we are at again. I do not consider this your defect or mine, but it may be the difference. And, our history here shows that sometimes we agree and sometimes we don't. This time we don't. 


Have a good move-on. Peace.