What kind of mindset does Sai Baba warn against, and what are the consequences for a person who possesses it?

Sai Baba issues a strong warning against a mind inclined towards argumentation. As detailed in Chapter 2, he states that where there is argumentation, there is an abundance of ignorance and Maya, and a lack of pure self-interest. Such a person is filled with bad thoughts and false logic. The consequences are severe; Sai Baba declares that such an individual is not fit for self-knowledge and is instead "devoured by ignorance." He clarifies that for this person, "there is no happiness in this world or the next, only unhappiness everywhere and always." He therefore advises against engaging in dualistic explanations or trying to establish one's own side.