Oh, I got you now. I was thinking for opinion (steemit window) vs education (steemituniversity window).

I think you hit the nail on the head with:

For a truly enlightened world such posts would include the fact that some people do not believe these things, they believe X

Failure to do that would certainly be flag-worthy, on an educational platform.

Let's say I am writing about a specific event in WW2 from the perspective I was taught in the U.S. I think it'd be awesome for people to be able to add a tab that is for say the german perspective, french, etc....

This is all really good stuff, @dwinblood. I never thought about this side of the project: how it could open up every available avenue of learning for everyone, whatever their preferences are, even if those preferences aren't the socially acceptable norm. But you're right, there would have to be some solid moderating ensuring that creationism, for example, isn't taught as fact.

While curating would be a massive undertaking on the site, just like here, there will be an incentive for steem whale investors to develop bots to perfect this process. Like @dantheman said in his most recent post, bots are the new ASICs, at least for Steemit and other steem window-ed sites to come. I am confident that over time, this arms race, of sorts, will result in a much better flow all around, as bots are precisely crafted to solve these problems.