and tries to outsmart you just reply 'can we verify that on a blockchain?' and put confidence in it. it will confuse them and you regain dominance
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Asking people to explain jargon is pretty good as well. Usually if the person is using technical terms, they're trying to sound intelligent (which means they don't know how to engage intelligently). So say something like, "oh, I'm unfamiliar with that, what does that mean?" 90% of the time, they can't explain anything well, or what they are talking about is totally irrelevant to the ongoing conversation. It also puts them on the defensive.
Jeez, all these tactics to avoid having a perfectly fine conversation.
You're the perfect example of sounding smart while saying nothing at all.
Asking people to explain jargon is pretty good as well. Usually if the person is using technical terms, they're trying to sound intelligent (which means they don't know how to engage intelligently). So say something like, "oh, I'm unfamiliar with that, what does that mean?" 90% of the time, they can't explain anything well, or what they are talking about is totally irrelevant to the ongoing conversation. It also puts them on the defensive.
Was that directed at TC lol
Jeez, all these tactics to avoid having a perfectly fine conversation.
You're the perfect example of sounding smart while saying nothing at all.
I'd be more insecure about it if I didn't see my words traveling through the mouths of others.
Asking people to explain jargon is pretty good as well. Usually if the person is using technical terms, they're trying to sound intelligent (which means they don't know how to engage intelligently). So say something like, "oh, I'm unfamiliar with that, what does that mean?" 90% of the time, they can't explain anything well, or what they are talking about is totally irrelevant to the ongoing conversation. It also puts them on the defensive.
Was that directed at TC lol
I figured he was directing this towards his past relationships.
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Asking people to explain jargon is pretty good as well. Usually if the person is using technical terms, they're trying to sound intelligent (which means they don't know how to engage intelligently). So say something like, "oh, I'm unfamiliar with that, what does that mean?" 90% of the time, they can't explain anything well, or what they are talking about is totally irrelevant to the ongoing conversation. It also puts them on the defensive.
Was that directed at TC lol
Wasn't directed at him, although he does like to take the "inquisitive route." TC's shtick is more of a nitpicking process. Pointing out where people are "technically wrong," pointing out inconsistencies over time, or otherwise trying to argue that things don't add up.
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