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Is posing guilt on an audience a good way to make them agree with you? I honestly want to go the other way in situations like these.
by eriken 8y ago
Is posing guilt on an audience a good way to make them agree with you? I honestly want to go the other way in situations like these.
- woogiewonka 8y agoI don't think he was trying to make them feel guilty, rather just pointing to the awkward fact that the situations and people he is talking about are the ones like those in the audience. I haven't read the book but I reckon he talks a lot about Google based on how many times he mentioned monopolies and anticompetitiveness.