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20 Ways to Win Any Argument
- Defend Yourself, Persuade Others and Think More Clearly (Formerly I'm Right, You're Wrong)
- Narrated by: Brittany A
- Length: 3 hrs and 58 mins
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20 Ways to Win Any Argument
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Summary
From childhood we are taught to be right. We are taught to win - to beat others. Regardless of what we experience, we cling to this need. The result is a lifetime of self-deception, bad communication and damaged relationships. The unconscious need to defend ourselves manifests itself through faulty reasoning, bad arguments and terrible decisions.
20 Ways to Win Any Argument is a journey into this world. We’ll explore:
- Why we always gossip
- The craziest anti-evolution argument you’ve ever heard
- Why there is a floating teapot somewhere in outer space
- The most effective way to get a witch to confess to a crime
- The worst anti-drug ad ever
- Why we will always love astrology and other assorted nonsense
- Why tapeworms, heroin and tobacco were used for medicine
- How to trick anyone into confessing
- The truth behind Nostradamus’s predictions
©2015 Sia Mohajer (P)2021 Johnson LLC
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