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Sure, but you don't do that by slinging an insult. You (as you said) calmly and legitimately point it out. Just saying, for common example, "That was blazingly
by smeej 2y ago
Sure, but you don't do that by slinging an insult. You (as you said) calmly and legitimately point it out.
Just saying, for common example, "That was blazingly stupid," isn't calmly and legitimately pointing it out. Calmly and legitimately pointing it out would be to connect the cause with the effect and highlight that the person didn't want the effect, like, "That's what happens when you touch a hot stove." The obviousness of the connection causes the person to see their own error rather sharply.
- JumpCrisscross 2y ago> obviousness of the connection causes the person to see their own error rather sharply If this is the goal insults are the wrong tool. If getting the person out of the way is the goal, insults can be effective.