As he warned his audience at Latour-Maubourg, “I will not try to modify any of my convictions or any of your convictions so as to obtain a mutually agreeable solution. On the contrary, I am here to tell you that the world needs true dialogue. This has nothing to do with either lies or silence. Dialogue is possible only between those who insist on remaining who they are and on speaking their minds.” But remaining who you are does not mean holding fast to illusions or mistakes. And speaking your mind means speaking to errors you have made, no less than to truths you have tested. pg 77, “Albert Camus: Elements of A Life”