≽(-˕ - ≼マComplaint number one. The fact that not one single person in my household thought, my joke was fun, not the least bit humorous. The joke is. With censorship comes. I'm gonna use Morse code. I personally think this is hilarious. Because. Usually, they beep profanity or cuss words, to censor them. But if the cuss words are beeps. That's funny. And no one thought so. =(
≽(-˕ - ≼マComplaint number two. When I accidentally. Really tell somebody what I'm doing, and it sounds pretentious as hell to the person I'm talking to. I could definitely understand. It would seem ridiculous to some what I do. I always forget not to tell people. What I'm actually doing? And give them a stock answer. I have several stock answers that go into this spot, but sometimes I just forget, dude.
≽(-˕ - ≼マComplaint number three. Someone that looks like an expert who actually says out loud that they're gonna help unpack the new information. Something has happened, there is new information. Now this "expert" is going to unpack it literally saying these words. I'm watching a video. This dude comes on, he's going to help me unpack the new information so. The thing is that. The bias. When someone else is unpacking the information, they're going to unpack it in the organizational structure of their choice, which will influence the way that you think about it.
Absolutely quickest example of this would be if you were interrogating someone, you asked them if the. The perpetrator had green eyes. And wait for his answer. This would taint the witness. Instead, you should ask. What color are the perpetrators eyes? And then wait for an answer. So, to have someone explain the entire situation to you. I don't know man. Resist. No one knows any more than anyone else.
There all Caveman. Wandering around and acting like they have a celestial understanding. Some of the Caveman, make it super complicated. And then tell the other Cavemen, oh it's super complicated, Ugg Ugg. But it isn't. It's whatever people decide to make up. Simple. Complicated. Whatever. Resist.
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