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Your framing is interesting, as depending on the personality type you're talking to, you'll get the exact same words, but with the intent going in the opposite
by goostavos 6y ago
Your framing is interesting, as depending on the personality type you're talking to, you'll get the exact same words, but with the intent going in the opposite direction. There's the "right" and "rational" way (our way of thinking, naturally), and then the people who are emotional and rationalizing.
- longerthoughts 6y agoYes, but there’s some asymmetry in this case because one side of the spectrum is reaching conclusions that are exceptionally inconvenient for them while the other end of the spectrum is reaching conclusions that justify as little personal sacrifice as possible. It proves nothing but there’s reason to be suspicious of people who always seem to reach a “rational” conclusion that directly benefits them.