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Giovanni Fontana

@Distantisaluti

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What is the issue you project the most certainty about when arguing for or against, while not being really sure? (and why?)

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Why are questions so good right now This is seriously an incredible question I sometimes appear more confident when trying to combat someone else's perceived unwarranted confidence even if I'm not actually confidence

7:13 AM · Nov 14, 2020

Giovanni Fontana

@Distantisaluti

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Thank you for your answer. This is not an issue, though. Also, I'd like to ask if – in this context – projecting stronger believes is a strategy (to undermine their certainty?) or an emotional reaction you would prefer not to have?

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