As soon as someone makes it clear they see confusion as a virtue, (everything is fluid & ambiguous & that's great!) stop trying to clarify.
But its a mistake to think the intent is always to deceive. Often its just a fundamental happiness with being lost in confusion.
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True; the problem is that it looks awfully like malice when the outcomes and effects are considered.
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Yes, it does depend what they are. My friend trips around in a happy haze being kind to people so I find it hard to feel negative about her.
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I've less of an issue with those people than I do with the uni profs who inflict their silliness on others.
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We are in full agreement!
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