I’ve had the opposite experience, becoming more dogmatic, and more respectful of dogmatism. The time taken to consider and understand nuances and caveats is not free and often wasted; maybe a given rule only holds 99.9% of the time rather than 100%, but you have to weigh up the likelihood of encountering one of the 0.1% cases against the cost of knowing and checking for them all the time. And too often the desire to avoid dogmatism trends into the unwillingness to make a value judgement at all, which is very harmful.
I’ve had the opposite experience, becoming more dogmatic, and more respectful of dogmatism. The time taken to consider and understand nuances and caveats is not free and often wasted; maybe a given rule only holds 99.9% of the time rather than 100%, but you have to weigh up the likelihood of encountering one of the 0.1% cases against the cost of knowing and checking for them all the time. And too often the desire to avoid dogmatism trends into the unwillingness to make a value judgement at all, which is very harmful.