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You don't have to be rudeBut we pretty much have to be constructive (or would that be another "surprising agenda")?
> Our critical thinking is bounded to our needs
In which way? Proper critical thinking simply assesses truth. The machine, when spent the relevant, has the task to build a correct world model - just like people.
> garbage in, garbage out
And "critical thinking" is exactly that breaks the "garbage in, garbage out" problem.
> your agenda
That """agenda""" would be that recording "how do you feel about the matter" is completely useless (cpr. the "constructive" above). Anyone that defended that position would have no right of speaking about rudeness (because stopping people to show them an unrequested performative dance would not be consistent with the idea). (And why are you seemingly presenting "the majority" as having rights?)
I suggest you make efforts towards clarity (you may have promising ideas but how do we know?) and recognizing your assumptions (both as non-universal and as requiring explanations).