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Communication Analysis, Dynamics, Muad, Ranting Prevention, MBR Attitude,…

- - - - self-disclosure
- - - - both sides have a point
    - - Appeal to tradition
      - Appeal to Inherent Nature
    - - subjectivity of morality
      - Armor-Piercing question
      - what's Evil
        
        The concept of good and evil is meaningless to the villain
      - moral compass
  - - - breaking speech
        
        tropes
        
        they died because of you
        
        guilty of something terrible
        
        you're trible
        
        brutal honesty
        
        cowardice callout
        
        not so different" remark
        
        tomato in the mirror
        
        deconstruct reality
        
        uncomfortable truths
        
        half-truth
        
        demoralising
      - "the reason you suck" speech
    - - Exact words
        
        "working to rule."
        
        "malicious compliance"
        
        Instructions are for inexperienced
    - - Dumbly insensitive
      - intrusive questions
      - dump remarks
    - - antagonise you
      - gasliting
      - benefit the person
        
        (financially, socially, morally, egoistical)
        
        shifit-the-blame
      - Out-to-get-them
      - anger-transfer
      - put-them-down
      - to-say-the-meanest shit
- - - - sidetracked by the analogy
      - Fallacy of accident
      - Exceptions don't disprove rules
      - Refuting the example
      - reification
      - Side-tracking
- - - - red-herring
    - - re-definition
      - listen-for
  - - - Words-Weaponisor
        
        Criticizing Personality vs Behaviour
        
        you also use YOU
        
        False-equlavence
        
        Accusatory
        
        twist your words and use them against you
        
        putting words in your mouth
        
        Gas-lite you
        
        bumper sticker
        
        listen-for
      - Comparative
      - I'm sorry, but you should too
      - You're always,,,
      - Deflate by accusation
    - - Inturapt
      - Only his point
      - Superior false opinion
      - Subjective without fact-based
      - talk over non-stop
      - yelling
      - angry outburst
      - He has to WIN
  - - - Because I know what would you say
        
        it is an assumption
        
        it is still rude
    - - makes up about you
      - double down on the interruption
      - doesn't acknoledge
  - - - Misplaced concreteness
      - Fallacy of accident
      - False-equivalence
    - - applying a general rule to a case in which it does not actually apply
      - Sometimes we make general claims which are not meant to be taken as universal and without exception, but simply as holding generally.
      - justify conclusion for a situation using genural rule
      - Applying generalisation without exception
- - - - Habitual ‘argument stokers’
      - uncooperative attitude
      - corectile dysfunction
- - - - no inform consent
      - Juvenile gambit
  - - - it just fies right by
      - responding with
        
        anger
        
        defensiveness
        
        ad hominems
        
        overgeneralisation
        
        vehement monologues
        
        anecdotes
- - - - no-engaging
      - No give or take / no turns
      - argue too much can be exhausting because you get the sense they're trying to prove something and therefore not really listening to you
      - He enjoys arguing
      - reverts to personal attacks almost immediately
    - - redefining morality
      - rigid-minded
        
        his truth is universal
      - Try to engage you into argument
      - defensiveness
        
        his idea are personal
      - only to prove his point
      - his Opinion is a Fact
  - - - exaggerates the point of A, and then addresses the exaggerated argument instead of A’s actual argument
- - - - Look at those scholars
      - Look at my PhD Uncle
    - - There is no wrongdoing in this
    - - My actions are wrong but also your reactions
    - - FALSE-EQULAVENCE
      - you say you too
      - you inturput me too
      - misrepresent points
      - putting words on others' mouth
        
        you're always,
        
        cricitising personality
        
        Crictising behviour
  - - - sweet talking
      - yes, but
      - comparison
      - Provoking
      - loaded langague
      - long manoluge
        
        speaking over
      - invalidating every points
      - interruption
      - backhanded complaiments
      - false-submission
      - false-praise
- - - - Tarek Nasap
- - - - Cannot stay here
    - - Self-disclosure
- - - - Irrelevant valid objections
      - A missed point does not counter an argument.
      - It reshapes the argument into a different argument, and sends the original argument off-track.
      - it attempts to refute an argument based on its own logic instead of the opposing argument's logic.
      - Doesn't directly address the logic of Person A.
- - - - I'm Spaced