How do you identify these types of ideas?

[Oliver Saavedra]

How do you recognize when you're facing someone who has "absolute idea"? 

You know, when someone gives his point of view as if it was "the only truth".

Here's what I notice:
- Talks with a sense that "MY WAY is the ONLY way"
- Tends to catastrophize the opposite ideas
- Black or white thinking
- The more polarizing the idea, the more controversial and popular
- Dialogue and debate is about KILLING the other idea
- It's more about being right than about solving the issue
- Lack of big picture understanding
- Attachment to their own idea; idealist, partisan
- Emotions of anger, control, blame, criticism, hate, rage, disgust, prejudice
- Unable to listen

What else do you notice?
What do you do about it?
Any research recommendations?

I'm trying to understand that context ant their ideological structure.
 

[Carl-Richard]

This is 99% of people. Not much you can do about that.