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How To Sound Wise
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this post was submitted on 13 Jan 2024
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"Well perhaps, but it's more nuanced than that," he said, without elaborating.
How do you effectively call this kind of BS out in professional social situations?
Just keep digging, direct questions
This works well. Lazy people will try to make others do the intellectual work of their argument. You just have to turn it around on them and ask questions that force them to open the box of whatever nonsense they started with.
Often times they will get tangled up in their own argument, or it will start to expose the contradictions.