I love recursive ad-infinitum arguments.
Don't people just hate it when they are labelled as 'typical' and are generalised upon ? Everyone wants to be different. Everyone wants to be unique. And everyone is different. So when someone attempts to group people of a certain type together because of their traits or their behaviour, the subjects of the grouping normally do not find it very amusing. 'Bah' thay say, 'I'm not really like that'. Generalization hurts. Ok now I'm beginning to generalize. I love recursive ad-infinitum arguments.
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Recommended listening: 'Couleur Tendresse' - Richard Clayderman.
Don't people just hate it when they are labelled as 'typical' and are generalised upon ? Everyone wants to be different. Everyone wants to be unique. And everyone is different. So when someone attempts to group people of a certain type together because of their traits or their behaviour, the subjects of the grouping normally do not find it very amusing. 'Bah' thay say, 'I'm not really like that'. Generalization hurts. Ok now I'm beginning to generalize. I love recursive ad-infinitum arguments.
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Recommended listening: 'Couleur Tendresse' - Richard Clayderman.
1 Comments:
and its all a cliche, being zara hatke is a generalisation..
Nice post, makes sense.
Ishani
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