One way to help people who don't want to budge from their points of view is to invite them to look at other perspectives.
Try to work together by identifying similar goals and highlighting what you agree on.
It is important to communicate in a respectful and open-minded way so that the other person feels heard and understood.
It is also helpful to provide facts and research that support your point of view and emphasize the importance of continuing to learn and grow in our understanding and knowledge of a particular topic.

It is not ethical or right to prevent someone from gathering information or expanding their knowledge. It is important to have respect for others' curiosity and desire for knowledge. If someone is trying to understand or investigate something, it's better to help them find reliable sources of information and support them rather than try to stop them. It's also important to respect a person's ultimate decisions and allow them the freedom to draw their own conclusions.

A discussion can have several disadvantages, including:

   Conflict: Discussions can often lead to conflicts and disagreements, which can harm relationships and create tension.

   Time-consuming: Discussions can take a lot of time and energy, especially if they are long and intense.

   Emotional exhaustion: Engaging in discussions that are heated and emotional can be mentally and emotionally draining.

   Limited perspective: In a discussion, people tend to only focus on their own perspectives and ignore other viewpoints, leading to a narrow understanding of the issue.

   Ineffective outcome: Despite the time and effort spent on the discussion, it may not result in a productive outcome or solution.

It's important to engage in discussions constructively and with respect for others' opinions to minimize these disadvantages and achieve positive results.