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"Are you ashamed that you find Facebook boring?" Why, yes. "Are you angst-ridden by your weak social-networking skills?" My God man, you are readin
by chegra 15y ago
"Are you ashamed that you find Facebook boring?"
Why, yes.
"Are you angst-ridden by your weak social-networking skills?"
My God man, you are reading my mind
"Do you look with envy on those whose friend-count dwarfs your own?"
Sorry, no, you don't get 3 yes.
http://changingminds.org/techniques/resisting/yes_yes_no.htm http://changingminds.org/techniques/resisting/yes_yes_no.htm
http://changingminds.org/disciplines/sales/closing/yes-set_close.htm http://changingminds.org/disciplines/sales/closing/yes-set_c...
When I read the first couple sentences, I felt this guy was trying to sell us something and not necessarily trying to inform us, and what do you know, he is promoting his book at the bottom.
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- gruseom 15y agoCarr is a well-established and credible blogger whose position on this has been known for a long time. He certainly hasn't crafted it to support his book, but rather the other way around. And the post does inform us. The study is interesting and I'm glad to hear of it.
- jakkinabox 15y agoWeird, I skipped over the part where he was selling the book, even though I read the comments. Thanks for posting this though. It's always good to know peoples motivations for doing stuff as it naturally introduces a bias.