Mistakes and disagreements should be natural

When you look at it this way,the paradox of unanimity isn't actually all that paradoxical.Unanimous agreement is still theoretically ideal,especially in cases when you'd expect very low odds of variability and uncertainty,but in practice,achieving it in situations where perfect agreement is highly unlikely should tell us that there's probably some hidden factor affecting the system.Although we may strive for harmony and consensus,in many situations, error and disagreement should be naturally expected.And if a perfect result seems too good to be true,it probably is.