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I would argue that the kind of persuasion you can get with this technique is most often shallow and short lived. If you fail to make strong impressions, to stim
by danmaz74 15y ago
I would argue that the kind of persuasion you can get with this technique is most often shallow and short lived. If you fail to make strong impressions, to stimulate emotionally your audience, and to give counterexamples, it's very difficult to create real changes in people's mind. Especially if you are talking about subjects that really matter to your audience.
- dhimes 15y agoI agree with your recipe in general, but the main point is that your counterexamples are selected to strengthen your main point, not to point out its flaws.