How to change someone’s mind

Changing someone’s mind is tough. But there’s one tactic that makes it much easier. Listen and you’ll learn how Trump convinced millions to support him, why Shakespeare became so popular, why Star Wars broke Hollywood, and a simple trick to get any job you want.
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Little Mosque on the Prairie was a great series. I thought it was Canadian not US. It was clever and funny.

[@mboehmer]

Thanks, very interesting and practically explanation. I found the trump example very helpful to understand, and shocking.

[@kristianasdf]

I do enjoy your input, so much! Thank you! But also, I am so tired of the «Trump is bad» trope. That inbaked cake is beaten to d**th.

[@Think-dont-believe]

A link between You : No link conclusive data to back this up Ben: many studies and not been demonstrated .. hasn’t demonstrated it does .. adequately what’s going on You: shown does not Ben : hasn’t shown it does Then let’s go over studies and data how it’s been shown it does not. Instead you are telling stories??? This is easy … show it… I will check description for the studies. If not this is just a story!!!!!’..

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