Author: Jeremiah Penery
Date: 02:00:19 04/28/00
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On April 28, 2000 at 03:48:53, Bruce Moreland wrote: >Kid A says something outrageous to kid B. Kid B says, "I don't believe that." >Kid A says, "Well, prove me wrong then." This is an intellectual bullying >tactic, and it is unfair because it puts too much burden on kid B. Kid A hopes >that kid B will not be able to divert the burden back to kid A, where it >belongs, and therefore kid A's contention will stand, bugging the hell out of >kid B, and causing kid A to smile smugly. > >bruce I love the way you explain things. :) Thanks, Jeremiah
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