The internety death of productive arguing, Aristotle rolls over in his pathos, and everyone disagrees to disagree.
Rhetoric Necrotic
Tag: confirmation bias
Thoughts From Inside A Crumbling Society Vol. III
I’ll have the literacy with extra cheese and pepperoni. If they made retro Pizza Huts with red cups, jukeboxes, a couple of video games, and the pizza buffet and did Book It promotions for adults, it would change the world. Back then, the red cup was still only half-full, but there were refills in the [...]
Plight at the End of the Tunnel
It’s a strange transition to watch, people losing their objectivity, becoming so oblivious to the outside world as their lives inevitably collapse into the tiny, situational microcosms of their existence. You can view it happening to others, but you can never truly grasp when it is happening to you, and, of course, it is, to [...]
Thoughts From Inside A Crumbling Society Vol. II
When we are forced to recognize the boundaries of our rights in order to protect other people’s rights the way we’ve always forced others to compromise for our overreach, we begin to see how ugly our behavior has always been. Some of us accept the fault, change, and move forward, some cannot and cling to [...]
The Inner Voice of Treason
Hey guys, go ahead and hang the toilet paper any way you want, buy it all up, order a steak well done and put ketchup on it, double-dip your chips, use than and then like they are interchangeable, your & you’re, & there, their, & they’re too or to if you prefer, and leave your [...]
