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How many of your arguments are caused by competition?
- trying to prove you are better than others
8 Answers
- FlowquietlyLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
'Every stick has two ends'
Usually with youngsters they hold one end of a stick and try to bludgeon to death any opposition.
they do not see that holding the stick in the middle you can wiegh up equally both ends, and come to a wise outcome. Very similar to Hegels' Thesis vs antithesis - outcome synthesis, seeing the argument in a wholly new way.
Also if you hold your 'Bo' in the middle you can hit your opposition with both ends lol
Hugs and Happiness
- 1 decade ago
Most of my argument's are about a persons logical thinking or philosophies. I rarely get into a argument caused by competition unless i am provoked, but a lot of people i know especially males have arguments mostly caused by competition or different outlooks on a subject.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
never in that way. I don't ever think I'm better than others however when I try to get my point across, they disagree and vice-versa: that's how most of my arguments are started.
- 1 decade ago
the majority for most people,this is why I rarely get into arguments I have no competive spirit.
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- Zeta1Lv 61 decade ago
A good philosopher should seek the truth, always.
But of course, it requires discipline and humility.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
A lot more than are caused by cooperation.
Love and blessings don
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Most of mine are, as I'm a winner.