What if Debbie is right?
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"The people I'm arguing with are usually men, when they have lost they rarely, if ever concede. From the book "You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in conversation" Deborah Tannen explains the loss of status that men often feel when it comes to admitting they are wrong, (this explains why they hate to admit they are lost). Even admitting to someone they will never see again, like a gas station attendant, is seen as a status lowering event." ~Google 'false comparisons'/click Spocko's Brain. Thanks.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyYou "win".
What if Debbie is right?
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"The people I'm arguing with are usually men, when they have lost they rarely, if ever concede. From the book "You Just Don't Understand: Women and Men in conversation" Deborah Tannen explains the loss of status that men often feel when it comes to admitting they are wrong, ...[text shortened]... as a status lowering event." ~Google 'false comparisons'/click Spocko's Brain. Thanks.
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Originally posted by Grampy BobbyWhat if we "took" everything that was said or written as "the gospel". Would we not all be...what...robots? Is it not our nature to question rather than to submit?
What if we learned to accept reality for what it is (whether coarse sandpaper and pure
strychnine or even warm moments of soft embrace) rather than try manipulating it?
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesWhat if we simply recognize the polarity funcion of volition (free will, choice) and adopt a policy
What if we "took" everything that was said or written as "the gospel". Would we not all be...what...robots? Is it not our nature to question rather than to submit?
of yielding right of way and giving a wide berth to those in a state of denial and/or rejection?
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