human interaction
interface, archetypes, the “other”, assumptions (but non canonical axioms)
human interaction
Even when one may appear to argue based only on logos, this itself is a form of ethos and to some extent pathos. The absence of a fact is also a deliberate choice, which is also susceptible to subjective judgement. This choice, to omit certain topics and frame selected facts, implicitly reflects a value judgement that some facts are worth
... See morefolklore of our times gives me that “chrono-sonder” (although a term coined by some random tiktoker, no other word encapsulates this feeling)
we are not told what the ex-gf truly thinks, there is no inner monologue. i don’t completely understand where she’s coming from, but i think i get the feeling. the way she’s a product of her time. and all of
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no matter how they seem to fit a stereotype of a “bad person”, i always try to treat them with the assumption that they are good people. assumption does not mean that i intuitively believe they are good.
rather, decisions and words are based on whether i will regret doing or saying things to a good person (along with minimizing
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