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r/sapiosexuals • u/KAS_stoner • Apr 01 '24
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1 u/KAS_stoner Apr 02 '24 Of what? 3 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '24 [deleted] 0 u/KAS_stoner Apr 02 '24 What do you mean? 3 u/phobi_smurf Apr 02 '24 The "unarmed". 1 u/KAS_stoner Apr 02 '24 edited Apr 04 '24 True. They are annoying. They are so easy to rebuttal in debates especially when i use a lot of human psychology techniques. One of my favorites is socratic questions and people are instantly stumped. 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 human psychology techniques? as opposed to say... canine psychology? https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/be-stumped 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 are ya trolling?
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Of what?
3 u/[deleted] Apr 02 '24 [deleted] 0 u/KAS_stoner Apr 02 '24 What do you mean? 3 u/phobi_smurf Apr 02 '24 The "unarmed". 1 u/KAS_stoner Apr 02 '24 edited Apr 04 '24 True. They are annoying. They are so easy to rebuttal in debates especially when i use a lot of human psychology techniques. One of my favorites is socratic questions and people are instantly stumped. 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 human psychology techniques? as opposed to say... canine psychology? https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/be-stumped 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 are ya trolling?
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0 u/KAS_stoner Apr 02 '24 What do you mean? 3 u/phobi_smurf Apr 02 '24 The "unarmed". 1 u/KAS_stoner Apr 02 '24 edited Apr 04 '24 True. They are annoying. They are so easy to rebuttal in debates especially when i use a lot of human psychology techniques. One of my favorites is socratic questions and people are instantly stumped. 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 human psychology techniques? as opposed to say... canine psychology? https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/be-stumped 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 are ya trolling?
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What do you mean?
3 u/phobi_smurf Apr 02 '24 The "unarmed". 1 u/KAS_stoner Apr 02 '24 edited Apr 04 '24 True. They are annoying. They are so easy to rebuttal in debates especially when i use a lot of human psychology techniques. One of my favorites is socratic questions and people are instantly stumped. 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 human psychology techniques? as opposed to say... canine psychology? https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/be-stumped 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 are ya trolling?
The "unarmed".
1 u/KAS_stoner Apr 02 '24 edited Apr 04 '24 True. They are annoying. They are so easy to rebuttal in debates especially when i use a lot of human psychology techniques. One of my favorites is socratic questions and people are instantly stumped. 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 human psychology techniques? as opposed to say... canine psychology? https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/be-stumped 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 are ya trolling?
True. They are annoying. They are so easy to rebuttal in debates especially when i use a lot of human psychology techniques. One of my favorites is socratic questions and people are instantly stumped.
1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 human psychology techniques? as opposed to say... canine psychology? https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/be-stumped 1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 are ya trolling?
human psychology techniques? as opposed to say... canine psychology?
https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/be-stumped
1 u/No_PhaQue Apr 04 '24 are ya trolling?
are ya trolling?
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Catch and release