As suspected, intelligent discourse with those who have a learning aversion is impossible. The continual, and frankly disappointing, attempts to twist simple statements into a context allowing for them to feel justified is an annoyance at worst, humorous at best. The real challenge is that those with a learning aversion simply can't comprehend that their premise is so flawed that nothing they do will justify their original statements.
For instance the Original Poster (OP), is complaining about a few points of damage over the limiter they have set on their boss. (Few being relative to the Max Health of the boss) The OP expects everyone to read this statement ("The limiter doesn't work because people can pass it") and agree blindly. The learning aversion becomes revealed with the OP is offered other scenarios within the context of their premise (Difficulties with the Limiter), and finds they are completely unable to defend their position with any sort of rational or logical statements. Since their position is indefensible they are offered two choices: First they can re-evaluate their Original Premise and learn from the new perspective, or second they can resort to idiotic and inane attempts to insult those offering the new information, the old fall back, "If you don't like the information, attack the presenter of the information."
Hence the "Learning Aversion" the disdain or hatred of learning.
Last edited: Jul 31, 2011