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Swearing, as shown by many presenters, can also have a positive effect on your talks. Zach mentions most of the reasons why in his article. Attacking a person i
by fbuilesv 15y ago
Swearing, as shown by many presenters, can also have a positive effect on your talks. Zach mentions most of the reasons why in his article. Attacking a person instead of the content of his talk for using a word is ridiculous. Would someone say that Zach's talk was bad and that was using the word "fuck" to help himself?
I agree with you in the statement: Profanity can be a great way to drive your point home. If that is true then Conery's argument, in the derogatory form he uses, makes no sense.
PS: Referring to "fuck/fucking" by using "the F-bomb" makes the person look just... bad.
- dorian-graph 15y agoCan we judge someone by their choice of words? Or rather, by what they allow out of their mouth? When people become completely adjusted to swearing and it no longer helps 'drive a point home' (For some people), what will these people rely on then?