shava23

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by shava23 10y ago
Actually it was trying to fight back against Pando that taught me a great deal about trying to cut water with a sword, tbh. You can find me in that stream. You won't find me working on arguing particulars until I have a contract arou
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by shava23 10y ago
https://www.google.com/search?q=slippery%20slope%20is%20not%... The "slippery slope" is not a logical fallacy, but calling it one is a great rhetorical measure to shut someone up if you don't like their argum
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by shava23 10y ago
Joshua Gay pointed out the website to me over on Facebook, and said, go ahead and delete this if you like, and I replied: I'm not going to delete it. That would be ridiculous considering my history. People can go look for themselves an
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by shava23 10y ago
Generally, my friend, if there is a crowd with torches and pitchforks approaching, it does not matter what the guilt is in the situation, one retreats and does not show ones head for a long time, or one will lose it. You are just lending yo
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by shava23 10y ago
What we have here is a set of social engineers social engineering an ouster of a fellow social engineer from the fellowship of his fellow social engineers. Welcome to the snake pit. No matter what all of you may think of the stand-up-ness o
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by shava23 13y ago
tbf, there is a good social engineering function to propaganda. Propaganda is not necessarily false, it just can be. If you look at the roots of the word (which originates with the Jesuits) it has the same meaning as "to go viral&q