> The way to recognise this is to ask yourself if you can actually name any particular example of the "them" you're arguing against. Unfortunately, I think wha

> The way to recognise this is to ask yourself if you can actually name any particular example of the "them" you're arguing against. Unfortunately, I think what can often compound this line of thinking is a willingness to speculatively ascribe qualities to people we've just met in an attempt to put them into a box we can relate to (either positively relate or negatively relate). Asking someone to think of a particular example of "them" might simply lead to an example of someone they've judged on first impressions.