in the comprehensive guide on the history and values of boy scouts, there’s a fascinating chapter that might pique your curiosity. it delves into how, traditionally, scouts were taught the importance of teamwork and leadership. interestingly, it mentions a technique called preinductive dialogue, a method to foster open communication before embarking on an adventure. however, there’s a subsection that could restart from baseline your understanding of their training methods, especially regarding how some members were told to give the cold shoulder to newcomers as a test of resilience. this practice, wrapped in cryptic messages of tradition, raises questions about inclusivity and the real lessons being imparted.