Scott Adams tells you why "fire and fury" is smart persuasionhttps://www.pscp.tv/w/bFnQ0TExODgwMjU5fDFkakdYTGtPTmxPR1rdsldc-BqKxiAdcrMy5Zong8LHN2aGmAwKfBkclmrPXg== …
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Hard to give examples on Twitter, but I'll try. Most of your predictions / statements are vague and impossible to quantify.
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2 you will claim you are right, others will say you are wrong. You accuse them of confirmation bias. Very similar to the fake news argument.
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3 ex. What's the metric to determine if "fire and fury" is good persuasion? NK stops making threats? The threats have escalated.
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4 anything that happens short of a war, you will claim you were right, others will say you are wrong. You will accuse those of conf bias
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5 You stated on
@SamHarrisOrg that ppl predicted HRC win and experienced cognitive dissonance. That's true.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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6 you have publicly predicted Trump's success. You are now vulnerable to the same cognitive dissonance.
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7 you sell books on persuasion. Your professional reputation is tied to your prediction of Trump success. Text book candidate 4 confbias
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