ALMOST ALWAYS, IT IS BETTER TO ASK A QUESTION THAN TO MAKE A DEFINITIVE STATEMENT. charlestadros 5 years ago Charles Tadros, M.D. July 27, 2021 Saint Louis, Missouri Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook More Share on X (Opens in new window) X Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn ONE OF THE TECHNIQUES, WHEN TRYING TO WIN AN ARGUMENT, RATHER THAN REACH CONSENSUS, IS NOT TO AGREE TO ANY OF THE ASSUMPTIONS, STATEMENTS, OR EVEN TO THE PHRASING OF QUESTIONS POSED BY THE OTHER SIDE. THE CONCERN IS THAT IF ONE PERSON CONCEDES TO A WELL-MADE POINT, OR TO A REASONABLE ASSUMPTION, THEN THE OTHER SIDE CAN BUILD THEIR CASE ON THAT CONCESSION, OR THAT AGREEMENT.DateOctober 15, 2021In relation toagreeSOME PEOPLE’S EXPERIENCES ARE THAT THERE ARE HIDDEN AGENDAS AND ULTERIOR MOTIVES BEHIND EVERYONE ELSE’S STATEMENTS AND ACTIONS. MANY OTHERS HAVE NOT EXPERIENCED THE WORLD IN THE SAME WAY.DateJuly 8, 2021In relation tohidden agendaFOR OBSESSIVE PERFECTIONISTS, 100% OF THE STATEMENTS BELOW ARE ARTIFICIAL, GENERATED BY OUR MINDS, AND NOT BASED IN REALITY…DateJuly 30, 2021In relation tocan't be done
