Practice Persuasion Against Pundits, Politicians, and Provocateurs

October 27, 2024 • 00:04:26
Practice Persuasion Against Pundits, Politicians, and Provocateurs
The Kim Monson Show
Practice Persuasion Against Pundits, Politicians, and Provocateurs

Oct 27 2024 | 00:04:26

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Show Notes

Brad Beck discusses Aristole’s four reasons for perfecting and using persuasion. To get at truth and justice. To teach others as a tool. To be able to argue both sides and understand the whole problem. And to defend oneself and one’s position in a dialog. Beck notes the alternative is the use of force which is the failure of persuasion and threatens an individual’s sovereignty.
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