I don’t hear this phrase much, so I suspect it’s heavily context-specific in it’s usage. If I were to use it at work, it’d probably be ironic, as a euphemism for “let me correct your thinking”.
I can imagine it being used as a way to explicitly agree that the participants in a discussion are there to each change their minds, or to understand and improve their models, by comparing and exchanging beliefs with each other. Truth-seeking is the intent to change your beliefs, collaborative truth-seeking is the shared intent to change the group members’ beliefs.
I don’t hear this phrase much, so I suspect it’s heavily context-specific in it’s usage. If I were to use it at work, it’d probably be ironic, as a euphemism for “let me correct your thinking”.
I can imagine it being used as a way to explicitly agree that the participants in a discussion are there to each change their minds, or to understand and improve their models, by comparing and exchanging beliefs with each other. Truth-seeking is the intent to change your beliefs, collaborative truth-seeking is the shared intent to change the group members’ beliefs.