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4/26/2017 12:46:18 PM
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It has to do with taking pride in your work. If you don't take yourself seriously, why should the rest of us?
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Because a point is a point no matter how you say it
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Have you ever been part of a debate team? Delivery matters.
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Yes I have, all through high school, that's how I learnt that using a vocabulary to write a paragraph and stalling is a worse way to deliver a point. It makes you look smart to dumb people but anyone with over half a mind will see you're padding and won't take it seriously. The best way to win the people is to be part of them, what appeals to people isn't a thesaurus. Probably half the reason Trump is in
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No argument there. The question is, is that really the group you want to be associated with?
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Edited by MldSqrrl: 4/26/2017 1:45:03 PMI'm not a self centred egowhore, so yeah. I don't mind being considered part of the crowd. I have nothing to prove
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Can't say I agree that not wishing to stoop to the lowest common denominator (a la Trump) so you can fit in with the crowd qualifies you as a "self centered egowhore" but hey, if that's how you feel about it.
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It's basic maths, 50% of the world has below average intelligence. I don't alienate 50% of people because they weren't lucky enough to have an upbringing like me.
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Again, can't say I agree using and expecting proper grammar is "alienating" anyone. If anything, I'd think it'd be demeaning to assume they couldn't handle it.
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I'm talking about debating still
