Sentence: The two girls had been close since college and shared the same...

[Aikuzo]

"The two girls had been close since college and shared the same tastes and opinions on most matters. Yet when it came to the subject of love, it would be hard to find two more dissimilar viewpoints"

On the last sentence when the narrator said 'two more', is he referring about those 2 girls had a viewpoint SO different that it's impossible to find another 2 of such dissimilar viewpoints...?
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[Alan]

Hi Aikuzo,

'More dissimilar' is a colloquial use because either something is dissimilar or it isn't. The use of 'more' is to emphasise the idea that their opinions are very different from one another.

Alan
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[Aikuzo]

"it would be hard to find two more dissimilar viewpoints"

But on this one, when the narrator said "two more", does he mean here two more different people (that also has the same dissimilar viewpoint) that is hard to find?
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