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No, it doesn't: it means to mislead people like you into getting the appearance of agreeableness while actually still baselessly denying the salient point. Den
by Loquebantur 1mo ago
No, it doesn't: it means to mislead people like you into getting the appearance of agreeableness while actually still baselessly denying the salient point.
Denying without giving any rational reason is again a rhetoric trick to gaslight people not trained in applying formal logic into believing something in spite of contradicting evidence.
How do you act here? You attack me personally while adding nothing to the actual topic at hand.
You're right about people who appear more likeable getting more attention. Does that make their standpoint actually more valid or valuable?
- encrypted_bird 1mo ago>You attack me personally while adding nothing to the actual topic at hand. My goal was never to contribute to the discussion but merely to explain that your attitude will not win any converts to your arguments. People are having good discussions in good faith here and you're angry and contemptuous toward them. Anyway...it seems you have no as much interest in hearing me than you have in admitting your self-sabotaging emotional state. I am done with this topic. Good day.