| json_metadata | "{"appCategory":"logistic","appTitle":"What would you do to settle an argument with the people who choose to stick to their opinion from some blind beliefs?","appParentAuthor":"chrelye1989","appTags":["logistic"],"appParentPermlink":"f3ms2bsaq","app":"musing\/1.1","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","appDepth":2,"musingPostType":"answer","appBody":"<p>Truth is that arguments sometimes are based on sentiment and it is always difficult for people to express statement of facts, <em><strong>so if you are trying to state facts to someone whose belief is based on sentiment and unreliable fact then you need to become practical that means you need to talk less and invent anecdotes in order to explain to them the truth<\/strong><\/em> is that people who argue blindly always listens to the opposing side if you keep calm address them by explaining your angle and case points practically because people who argue without knowing the facts does not need you to further argue with them but to show them statement of facts from places like historic events, even google as well.<\/p>\n<p>So my point is that when you are arguing based on sentiment and it seems the other person does not want to understand or look at your angle it is because they have something to hold on as to the reason why they believe they are right, for example if someone believes that the story of creation is actually fable and there's no truth to it, it could be that they are atheists and the fact that they may have been offended by religion in general this is a strong holding point for them to argue that the creation stories from because they now have a conviction and a mental strength.<\/p>\n<p><em><strong>So the truth is that try as much as possible be less emotional when you are leaving and always provide statement of practical facts that other people around you would agree with instead of only you agreeing with it common arguments are one based on facts and facts alone sentiments will only bring more anger and more sentimental perceptions and perspective so people who argue blindly and share a strong belief in what may be wrong only need a a mass adopted and widely accepted practical fact to always prove them wrong<\/strong><\/em><\/p>"}" |
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