How to use rhetoric to get what you want - Camille A. Langston

[@TEDEd]

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[@corewaym4609]

Great video but please try to use easy words. It makes better as a listener

[@andreac.9048]

@@corewaym4609 If you watch a video with new words, you will learn more.

[@colleenbarrick1457]

@@andreac.9048 why not both? "hard" & "easy" words can both be used to describe. then there will be more opportunities for that language to resonate or hold value with individuals. more language = further understanding. stopping to google words during a video really throws me off and a simple short synonym can make a huge difference in my understanding. this is a video on how to get what u want which includes appealing to others using their personal language so you have to be willing to adapt to be understood. ableism is real and accommodation helps.

[@andreac.9048]

@@colleenbarrick1457 I don't said: "Use only hard words". I believe that watch a video with new words make us able to learn more. My native language isn't english, it is Spanish, but I know that watching this kind of videos with new words will help me to improve my learning process.

[@renadamTWELVE]

@@corewaym4609 Are you suggesting they change the actual terms of the rhetorical elements because you, yourself, cannot understand them? Try the hard things. Seriously. It will help you grow. At some point you have to stop expecting life to step down to you, and you need to step up to life. Or buy a dictionary. There's that.

[@achilleasgeorgiou7853]

being Greek I have been taught about them in school. In Greece we call them : Επικληση στη λογικη (appealing to logic) Επικληση στο συναισθημα(appealing to the emotions) and Επικληση στο ηθος(appealing to ithos ; your own character) and there is one 4th way of persuasion, unmentioned in this video which is called επικληση στην αυθεντια( appealing to authority) which usually comes down to sentences such as like : "As Einstein once said", or "As a great teacher once claimed" and so on... its presenting an important person's opinion to make your argument more appealing.

[@AbbasHuzaifa]

Achilleas Georgiou being Greek is so kool! You get to read Homer's poetry as poetry and not prose for starters...

[@deadman4222]

They actually dont, there is a difference between old and new greek, although you can pick old greek as a course in high school. Its like saying all englishmen would be able to read beornwulf in its original poetic form because its technically the same language.

[@RJ-hi9pr]

appeal to ignorance;

[@non.playable.character]

ή επικληση στο συναισθημα (appealing to emotions) απο τον ομηρο

[@karapapaxatzidimitrakopoulos]

Α ρε πανελλήνιες

[@OMIMox]

I remember learning this in high school about 5 years ago and I did not like it because my teacher didn't even know how to explain it well. After reading this, not only do I understand what the hell he was talking about but in this little 5 minute video I learned more than in an entire month of school

[@birchtreetree9565]

Lil yeah school sucks

[@schizophrenicenthusiast]

+Birch tree Tree No,but most teachers do.

[@turun_ambartanen]

I don't know what's up with all the people in the comments of these educative videos. School is NOT bad. And it does NOT suck. School is good and needed. The more a country can offer to its civilians the better. Just look at LDC(low developed countries). They cannot provide free or cheap school, therefore making it impossible , for most of the children there, to attend school. They are LDCs. You live in an industrialized country. Use what you have and not just jerk around!

[@ctemp3246]

Thank you! Without school we would have no platform upon which to watch this video

[@birchtreetree9565]

Entertainment wise of course

[@hoa-gloria-pham]

We all need to master rhetorics for effective communication in our daily lives, from talking your boss round to a pay rise to explaining why you're late on a date. TED, can you make another video on techniques to master rhetorics?

[@servantoftheexpander9688]

Don't go after 5 minute videos. To achieve effective communication,You need a rhetorical education from Aristotle and Cicero and Quintilianus, the proponents of Rhetorical Theory.

[@lore2011]

Would you share examples or point in the direction to find some you think are most helpful

[@mariociattoni3146]

The Case of Corax and Tisias Corax, a teacher of Rhetoric in Syracuse, Sicily around 476 BC sued his pupil, Tisias, for not paying his tuition. In court, Tisias argued that he should not have to pay, regardless of outcome, because: · Either he will prove his case, and therefore not have to pay as the result of winning the suit; or he will lose the suit and that will be proof that Corax did not teach him well enough to deserve being paid his tuition. Corax argued that he should be paid, regardless of outcome, because: · If he wins the suit, then the court will require him to be paid, and if he loses the suit, that will be proof that he taught Tisias well enough to beat him and therefore he deserves to be paid his fee. Who is right?

[@Bhupali1]

Both are right at their own place.

[@potatowarrior747]

See, already them teachers not paid well enough and if the teacher taught you or even wasted time on you, you should pay him his due. Let corax live yo.

[@sargunpreetsinghghumman5807]

There can be an evaluation of corax's teaching skills, passing which he will have the right to obtain payment from Tisias and he can continue teaching Tisias on payment should Tisias wish to continue with the course or whatever it is. If he does not pass the evaluation, well, he can forget about his fee. In that case Tisias gets to keep the money and Corax either has to undergo training again, or he has to give up teaching. As to who is right, the evaluators will be the judge of that.

[@YoutubeKeyboardIssueSucks]

wow this baffled my mind

[@cassandrabelyeu2419]

Corax is not responsible for Tisias’ learning outcome if Corax did his job correctly. Your teacher does not apply your knowledge for you for the rest of your life.

[@leyla8815]

my parents say no before i even ask soooooo

[@davidbrick1260]

Tell them it has to do with school, then they'll listen.

[@Vedrajrm]

haha

[@leyla8815]

knowing my parents, that would backfire so bad on me

[@112233JORDAN]

At least you have internet your parents can't be too strict lol. I don't know how old you are but for me growing up, I didn't get on a computer unless it was for a school project lol.

[@discordant8543]

Don't despair, while it seems like checkmate, it's not. Here's what needs to be done, find a time when they're out and you're home, now clean that place like you've never cleaned before in your life, clean like your life hangs in the balance, clean everything, clean up the yard, clean up the lawn gnomes if you must. If done properly, this will be very noticeable, now write a little note, telling them you cleaned up and are taking a nap, with a little p.s at the bottom, asking for what you'd like. Now go nap, or feign sleep when they return, see how that goes.

[@HeidiQuist]

It was very basic but overall okay. I really wish though that she had mentioned that pathos is not just appeal to emotions but to an audience's beliefs and values. That's the hardest thing for me to get into my students' heads. No more how many times I tell them and show examples of pathos appealing to a values, they come back with an analysis that says there's no pathos because they felt no emotions while reading something. Huge groan.

[@patrickwheeler4918]

Pathos is powerful. Think about the title of this video and why you clicked on it.

[@user-dl3vn8ze9n]

I clicked on it not to manipulate, but because my tired brain could wind down.

[@ikennasmash1030]

Because school assignment strictly require this to be clicked and viewed

[@archey2228]

i clicked on it because my teacher gave us an assignment based on this video, not because pathos is powerful.

[@aur9035]

To get what i want. Dont worry, im sensible enough to not use it for harm, even though im still lacking in emotional stability or morality.

[@ciararespect4296]

@@user-dl3vn8ze9n wind down? This is hardly wind down material

[@plankton67js]

Wow, finally, after the AP Englsih Classes. The only videos relating to this were abot ethos, pathos, logos about a dude who played in the subway. THANK YOU, this willi help SO MUCH

[@nataniarussell2519]

Honesty, I took a half of a school year in debate to learn what I could've have learned I'm a damn Tedx video. I'm dropping out

[@falcychead8198]

Good for you. Those cheeseburgers aren't going to cook themselves.

[@porkeyminch8044]

Holy SHIT that was a sick burn, you got DEE-STROYED

[@1989acha]

i know it is completely besides the point but the fact that you're cute and watch this kind of videos makes you even cuter 😊😉 i am also a big fan of TED Ed. and you should also have a look at The School of Life chanell :)

[@romanfox5368]

School is there essentially to waste your time. No kidding.

[@RobertMichael]

Lmaoooo

[@BlockfestGaming]

I never knew there were different forms of persuasive arguments. I look forward to using each one timely, and with the correct audience.

[@sudevsen]

Athos,Porthos,Aramis

[@josephfox9221]

I really could go for a candy bar

[@im650]

Sudev Sen my exact thoughts

[@JonatasAdoM]

Pluto

[@aini9528]

best mothafuckin' adventure bookseries of 18th century guys wearing tights!????? Am I right B gimme some _lovee Ayyyyy..._

[@GanonGhidorah]

What about D'Artagnan?

[@cec6607]

This episode was reaally good. I would like to study this. It's fascinating. I notice we use them all the time and what kind of speech I use in architectual language. It's really interesting!

[@gabe4368]

Said no one ever

[@Cybornut]

Love how she pronounces "reddalic" :D

[@hijadokisaudagar]

@Shaun Moralez wow- why do u know that omg

[@subarnarekha2122]

@@hijadokisaudagar uh, different places in mouth produces different sounds of vowels, so yeah you can tell that

[@hijadokisaudagar]

@@subarnarekha2122 no yeah sure but why does he Know That

[@subarnarekha2122]

@@hijadokisaudagar well, anyone can easily figure out the positions, and you can find them on the internet, or some his study is centered around it, so yeah, i like shitposting

[@noneofurbusiness459]

Thank you! This really helped me understand what I’m supposed to do for my ap studs analysis, and explained it way better than my teachers did.

[@jakenae1008]

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[@HowardEllisonUKVoice]

What insight! Not having attended a 'posh' private school in UK, I knew nothing of this for seven decades until 'Logos' popped up on the BBC radio. Bless them. So I checked out the three basic concepts - ethos, logos, pathos - and it led me here. Now I listen to the babbling of our politicians ad other 'influencers' with a more informed ear! Thankyou Camille Langston - and Aristotle!

[@superstrong1744]

There's also Idios, where you vomit up literally any sentence and become a presidential candidate

[@davidbrick1260]

Eg: Donald Trump.

[@Lemonducky86]

The joke is funnier because he didn't explicitly state the punch line

[@anithegreat6632]

Clinton

[@Lemonducky86]

Beep Boop 10/10 joke. Would laugh again.

[@tawzi]

Trump > Clinton. Easily

[@Harrison10Miles]

2:56 This is also one example of Logos persuasion in the form of false information. Being able to notice when methods of persuasion are being used on you is a skill

[@CRO-Palacinke-D.C]

I knew these theories and what they meant. Now I wanted some tips how to improve my rethoric abilities, how to do more charismatic speeched and how to confince my "opponents". In this job this video failed. It still is a interesting video, though.

[@matteoverni4183]

+CRO Palačinke D.C It's too deep of a subject. For example it would help something as simple as expanding your vocabulary or studying some logic, but you're not gonna learn any secret pro tip from a 4 min video.

[@ElySky95]

wtf is wrong with you lady

[@jakovvodanovic9165]

Najbolje palačinke su iz Cukarina.

[@Lovecove4]

how to win friends and influence people by dale Carnegie :) it has helped me a lot in conversing with my fellow human.s

[@sharifulislam-tx3vj]

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[@noname-hs5hv]

Six weeks into this course and I am now finally being told what ethos, logos and pathos are.....about time.

[@nv7287]

Rhetorical devices are loosely organized into the following FOUR categories: Logos. Devices in this category seek to convince and persuade via logic and reason, and will usually make use of statistics, cited facts, and statements by authorities to make their point and persuade the listener. Pathos. These rhetorical devices base their appeal in emotion. This could mean invoking sympathy or pity in the listener, or making the audience angry in the service of inspiring action or changing their mind about something. Ethos. Ethical appeals try to convince the audience that the speaker is a credible source, that their words have weight and must be taken seriously because they are serious and have the experience and judgment necessary to decide what’s right. Kairos. This is one of the most difficult concepts in rhetoric; devices in this category are dependent on the idea that the time has come for a particular idea or action. The very timeliness of the idea is part of the argument.

[@khonsuismyswornbloodbrothe1687]

0:34 It's amazing how things used thousands of years ago are still used in the current years. For example, the phrase, "Treat others as you would like others to treat you" (AKA The Golden Rule), changed the mindset of society.

[@ShaneChung]

Take a shot every time you hear the "golf swing" sound effect in this video.

[@ExtremeTalker-xw6cd]

I'm drunk as fuck now

[@theviewer6889]

XP *ded u kild meh*

[@WAQWBrentwood]

Whoo Hoo! 🍸🍺🍷

[@itskelvinn]

Damn, now i cant stop noticing it

[@WAQWBrentwood]

PapaKay Lulz...as the "kids" might say!

[@intheshell35ify]

Her narration has such a lovely tone and pace.

[@lazyanvil9391]

ive been using this form of speaking all my life and just now realized it. Thanks xD

[@ronaldronald8819]

Amazing that it is known for so long and still so effective. What deep insights this guy had.

[@bozokluoglu_]

OMG the way she's saying "rhetoric" she gets me every time.

[@TheModernHermeticist]

I have a talk on my channel on this topic entitled "You Are Being Lied To"

[@falcychead8198]

Watched it. What a lie.

[@DmNetworks]

Nobody cares, because you suck!

[@amandawilcox9638]

Well done, TedEd. Good info. Good narrator. The problem for me is speed of delivery. There were a number of concepts and corollaries, as well as examples. Slowing down a bit, not rushing, would have made it easier to absorb the amount of information involved. Thanks!

[@safiyanadeem8711]

I got shown this in class and now I have an assessment on it in a few days 😭

[@thatsroughbuddy1407]

Wow, this is the video I never knew I needed. Now I can finally put a name to the theory!

[@shashankbidkar6582]

The last line changed my mood completely

[@stasgop802]

so that's how apple made people buy iPhone 7

[@chickeyy1792]

Exactly

[@stasgop802]

yep true story that's why I'm now replying with s7 edge

[@sudevsen]

thats called advertising

[@isaacg.1185]

you guys should youtube search an iphone 7 speed test, then come back here and talk

[@stasgop802]

ok done it's still shit and it's overpriced

[@Tvde1]

Like this explains anything. Never so these TED Ed things truly explain anything.

[@umnikos]

*sigh* What do you want to learn in 5 minutes? What can you learn in 5 minutes? What do you expect to learn in 5 minutes?

[@theviewer6889]

Special Relativity and Time Dilation, not joking I had 5 minutes today to figure out what they were and wrap my hear round them. I hate my physics teacher (if you see this, it's just a joke, I really like you please don't kick me out of class :( )

[@NeelKhareSQ]

Maybe not in 5 mins, but their explanations are amazing most of the time.

[@Syed2319]

Bullshit my parents still wont buy me pizza .

[@Convergant]

lmao

[@abhinavajith92]

W

[@PaleMist]

She did not ever guarantee that these methods would always work.

[@-Vitalis-]

Maybe you're fat & disgusting as shit... just like me. Suggestion: learn how to make your own pizza. Problem solved.

[@celestialtree8602]

Problem: I want pizza. Logic: I am hungry. Pizza is tasty, and easy to get. It's easier than making a full dinner. Solution: I would like some pizza. It would be much easier than making a full dinner, and also it's tasty. I think you buying me pizza would be a great idea. *ENDERGAMING CANNOT BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DENIED PIZZA REQUESTS* XD

[@dchuricci]

Finally I understand this after countless times it was said in school

[@nicholasheimann4629]

We as a society need to transcend beyond the appearance of credibility that allows con artists and the corrupt to rise, instead, we need to be objective. Truth has the authority, not a degree, experience or any other construct. We need to hear what is said for what it is rather than who says it!

[@strange_and_magnificent]

I’ve never used rhetoric once in my life, so I’ll start using it wherever I go, so that I can get whatever i want whenever I want.

[@crunxxyy3527]

Hopefully you use it for good instead of abusing it

[@KingsleyIII]

The words "rhetoric" and "propaganda" are often thrown around like they're bad things. Both of them refer to persuasive tactics. That's all they are. They are _not_ always lies, so don't dismiss an article you don't agree with as "just a bunch of propaganda [or rhetoric]." The articles that you _do_ agree with are propaganda/rhetoric, too.

[@colonelalister]

Please make an animated video explaining the difference between Logic and reasoning. It would be so helpful for the kids in my class to watch it and get a better idea with examples and illustrations.

[@zelda12346]

So, Virtue Signalling, Statistics, and THINK OF THE CHILDREN!!!! Sounds about right.

[@TheStarBot]

If that all you managed form get this, then Aristotle is rolling in his grave

[@thyst8004]

StarBot ¯\_(ツ)_/¯¯\_(ツ)_/¯¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@kamaljeetsingh9643]

I started with one ted video and ended up watching for 5 straight hours. Where does the time went?

[@leonardocervantes1671]

Everything is an argument! I love rhetoric!

[@karleeviator3510]

helped me with my English project on rhetoric!

[@MinecraftCutiepie]

What about aptum, and patos? Aptum is the context, reminding you to consider your surroundings or situation, to help consider what will and will not fit your current situation. Pathos is the receiver's emotion, and it is important to strengthen pathos by using motivational means if you want to urge the receiver to take some kind of action.

[@MinecraftCutiepie]

SORRY!!! Pathos was actually in the video! I am so sorry, I haven't had enough sleep lately. What I MEANT was logos! Logos helps to determine whether or not the speaker's arguments are actually believable or valid. Using hard facts, reason (and logic, hence the name) to try and convince the receiver of something is very very important.

[@MinecraftCutiepie]

oh fuck me I didn't watch the whole video before commenting I am so stupid I really need some sleep I am so sorry that you have to witness my idiocy...

[@demiavery3300]

They also mentioned logos. I've yet to hear about Aptum but from the way you explained it I don't think it fits in here because they're talking about the forms of persuasion and aptum seems more like a "remember your audience" kind of thing. I can't find the word/phrase I'm looking for but I hope that made sense.

[@MinecraftCutiepie]

Demi Avery but I've specifically learned in communication class tht aptum is an important part of rethorics

[@demiavery3300]

That may be true but rhetoric isn't simply persuasive speaking; rhetoric is the art of effective OR persuasive speaking/writing. So while aptum may be an important part of rhetoric it doesn't necessarily mean it's a form of persuasion which is what the video is focusing on, the persuasive side of rhetoric. I'm not in any way licensed to teach anything about rhetoric but this is just my opinion based on the limited knowledge I have on the topic.

[@Thatguyy7439]

I like how a video about rhetoric is a vehicle for the author's rhetoric.

[@AllSn33r]

The whole time it sounds like she's saying "Redderick"

[@imakuro9066]

riight XD what accent is that?

[@yeah280]

Most ppl pronounce it like that

[@jerryxue4940]

That's how its pronounced, not retorick

[@imakuro9066]

Jerry Xue Woah really? I thought that was an accent, thank you !! I'll have a hard time learning to pronounce it ...

[@romanfox5368]

Yeah, the voice over for this is very low quality.

[@537537]

The examples in this video are a portrayal of how some people can only see the world through the lens of social justice. There are so many other important lens through which to see the past, present and future.

[@dreww8941]

The minds of ancient Greece have always amazed me. I wonder what the great philosophers would ask about this technological age 🤔

[@MrKevinMills]

Glittering generalisations" and Plain folkery with the 3 appeals of ethos pathos & logos

[@shreyasahoo9176]

I am in reading AIG and we are learning this so this video helped me a ton thank you TED-Ed.

[@ashleyyang2510]

Hey so this video is wonderful but now I have to go in a corner and cry bc it brought back memories from debate class

[@chopdecipher]

If you look closely, Aristotle's nose looked like it is his small smiling mouth. Cute

[@KenedShilla]

I've had to re-watch this video about six times because of discussion-post. I thought I knew English pretty fluently... then I started college.

[@brockb6942]

Pathos is by far the easiest route to manipulate someone who has enough intelligence to think freely but not enough to challenge their own intelligence

[@nouerak]

I'm sooo glad I subscribed to this channel

[@samueljackson5279]

oh, what a wonderful and informative video that tells me absolutely nothing about what i want to know.

[@retribution999]

A good summary thanks

[@CybeargPlays]

Or just accuse your opponent of being a bigot. That usually works, too.

[@theviewer6889]

Or show they are an idiot.

[@EchoL0C0]

Excellent 👏 example 👏 of 👏 pathos!

[@rain3146]

What else can you do when you don't have Logos on your side and purely rely on Pathos cough *SJWS* cough

[@AscensionOfAuriel]

Just ask liberals. They have a Ph.D. in doublethink. :D

[@zeeiremonger9201]

CROOKED HILLARY!

[@dazita]

We have rhetoric (2 hours a week) at my school, and I LOVE it

[@servantoftheexpander9688]

Rhetoric at school. That is a miracle! How can a school let you become educated and an influencer of minds.

[@corvusrooney9438]

“HoW dO yOu GeT wHaT yOu WaNt” Manipulation.....

[@TheVMbros]

Manipulation is not inherently bad.

[@jacobkain4721]

This is one of those important somethings that have been missing from my rhetoric

[@karthikkeyan4460]

"I have as muscle as any Men" - This statement is the best example to prove how "some irrational people can convince people of factually incorrect arguments". When it comes to common analogies considering larger samples are essential for true results. It is no new fact that Men are "blessed" with more testosterones and testosterones are directly linked with muscle growth which in turn affects how strong you are.

[@KatimeStudios]

We learnt about this in English today!!

[@alextsats]

Her pronunciation of Greek is fairly good

[@thewordsout5858]

It’s a brilliant method

[@rockellc7467]

In school, I learned to pronounce the word as (re-tor-ic)

[@binasuarez8998]

Love learning rhethoric. Thank you for posting this!

[@raphaelbret1952]

Still dont have a girlfriend ;_;

[@sudevsen]

using pathos eh?

[@milohouse8295]

Same ;-;

[@ChrisPPotatoIDC]

I need a boyfriend, all I have is my finger

[@adittyagupta7079]

Lol

[@adittyagupta7079]

Lol

[@Annika-JL]

I already learned this in school... Lol...

[@UnpredictableSB]

Good on school.

[@darkwhite82]

This is excellent. thank you for making it!

[@jerryxue4940]

Good. I'm in rhetoric this semester, so this might help me

[@rms8506]

i just watched this and seriously thought abt swam diving into traffic like some kind of twisted Olympic diver

[@jakubtuszynski93]

From time to time I'm telling people that I don't stop to walking behind them till get what I need.

[@misterosc]

Who cares about this?!? Brad and Angelina are getting divorced!! Just kidding the video was super interesting

[@shanewilliams7627]

Logos pathos and ethos is my schools thingie

[@omarcervantes6072]

Only main reason why I watched this video was to find a way to make my boss give me a raise.....

[@fishecake2794]

hope you'd get a raise, life sucks during the pandemic so any other way to make it better's always good

[@TheSunriseAnimation]

Two days to late! Wrote a class test about that yesterday ;\

[@colinstringer561]

Pathos is the least reliable form of convincing, YET it is the most effective. I hate this about humans. Why are people so stupid? We have yet to learn to do our own research, or at LEAST look at research done by others. Maybe if this is going to be taught better in our schools that we will evolve into a logos species. I hope.. some day..

[@joemuis23]

I believe this video would really suit you: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eGqmpaihjpd9grM Also you can't control people unfortunately so do what is possible instead of relying on external factors like people being smart en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attribution_(psychology)

[@redemptivememelord6283]

@@joemuis23 You CAN control people with guns

[@leviwill878]

Personally I would rather live in a world of unpredictable humans than one of robots.

[@dominicdoumit2475]

Thanks man this helps so much!

[@gabe7630]

"I'll buy you a beer if you get that laundry"

[@vumas]

Forensics, Epideictic, Symbouleutikon, Ethos, Logos, Pathos

[@pottingsoil]

how do I know that I am not a bowl of cereal?

[@theviewer6889]

You don't. You can also only prove that you are real, but you can't prove that about anyone else.

[@sciencepower608]

The question is that,"are we real." Are we just a complex computer simulation with rules like the first law of thermodynamics? Are we just a tool to see how people would react to things and how it would go. Are we just computer equations and coding that thinks we are real even if we are not. Are all senses just not real and just an input of the rest of the coding to affect your coding. Like saying that garbage stinks,with a grimace face. The smell and sight affected your coding.

[@erwinsmith5921]

Your on every comment, The Viewer.

[@theviewer6889]

IlluminardyGaming I'M EVERYWHERE!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@damiangrouse4564]

Zack Kammler I crunch, therefore, I am.

[@davidmurray-sl2rt]

Excellent, thank you.

[@Jeremywill2733]

So which one shouldn't I use for college applications and essays?

[@luxpeganine2489]

I always thought it was pronounced (re-tor-Ic)

[@sed1589]

thats wrong

[@DGTTAlpha]

Thanks, just started AP Lang.

[@jakenae1008]

pɹǝN

[@TheCakeIsNotaVlog]

How about, instead of teaching people who to better use words to get there way. Rather, start teaching people to look at the evidence?

[@CheCheDaWaff]

How do you convince someone they should pay attention to evidence?

[@SuperMohamedadil]

Touché

[@zelda12346]

And you also need to teach people what evidence means. Simple deviations of methodology can make your data useful or belonging in the trash, no matter how much of it you have.

[@interestingyoutubechannel1]

...to look at the evidence on what is the most *effective form of communication for the attempted expressions of targeted goals in well-being, of all involved in that communication*, instead of 1 person trying to get what they want.

[@zelda12346]

interestingyoutubechannel That's called dialogue. If both people are free to participate, then they can participate as much or as little as they see fit. All parties should be able to argue for their own benefit because in order to get what you want, you need to give others what they want. Rhetoric only goes so far. If you can't produce results, people will generally stop listening to you.

[@cremist7921]

Great Moravia (Latin: Moravia Magna, Greek: Μεγάλη Μοραβία - megale Moravia, Czech: Velká Morava, Slovak: Veľká Morava), the Great Moravian Empire,[1] (historiographical terms - original formal name is unknown) or simply Moravia,[2][3][4] was the first major state that was predominantly Slavonic to emerge in the area of Central Europe.[5] Its core territories were located on the Morava river which gave its name to the kingdom. Morava in Czech and in Slovak refers to both the river and the historical Margraviate of Moravia, which is now the eastern part of the Czech Republic. The river flows south through the whole of Moravia, forming the present-day border between the Czech Republic and Slovakia before finally becoming the border between Slovakia and Austria (where it is called the March in German). The core of Great Moravia was established, according to legend, in the early 830s, when Prince Mojmír I ([moimi:r]) crossed the Morava and conquered the principality of Nitra (present-day western Slovakia). The former principality of Nitra was used as the údelné kniežatsvo, or the territory given to, and ruled by, the successor to the throne, traditionally the nephew of the ruling kъnendzь or prince. The extent and location of Great Moravia are a subject of debate.[6] Rival theories place the heart of it either south of the river Danube (the river Morava in Serbia) or on the Great Hungarian Plain.[7] The exact date when the Moravian state was founded is also disputed, but it probably occurred in the early 830s under Prince Mojmír I, (r. 820s/830s-846), who is the first known Moravian ruler. Mojmír and his successor, Rastislav ( "Rostislav" in Czech), who ruled from 846 to 870, initially acknowledged the suzerainty of the Carolingian monarchs, but their fight for independence caused a series of armed conflicts with East Francia beginning in the 840s. Moravia reached its largest territorial extent under Svätopluk I, (Svatopluk in Czech), who ruled from 870 to 894, and who was occasionally styled as king in contemporaneous sources. Although the borders of his empire cannot be exactly determined, he controlled the core territories of Moravia as well as other neighbouring regions, including Bohemia, most of Slovakia and parts of Slovenia, Hungary, Poland and Ukraine, for some periods of his reign. Separatism and internal conflicts emerging after Svätopluk's death contributed to the fall of Moravia, which was overrun by the Hungarians. The exact date of Moravia's collapse is unknown, but it occurred between 902 and 907. Moravia experienced significant cultural development under Prince Rastislav, with the arrival in 863 of the mission of Saints Cyril and Methodius. Rastislav had asked the Byzantine emperor to send a "teacher" (učitelja) to introduce literacy and a legal system (pravьda) to Great Moravia. The brothers Cyril and Methodius introduced a system of writing (the Glagolitic alphabet) and Slavonic liturgy, the latter eventually formally approved by Pope Adrian II.[8] The Glagolitic script was invented by Cyril himself and the language he used for his translations of holy scripts and his original literary creation was based on the Slavic dialect he and his brother Methodius knew from their native Thessaloniki. The language, termed Old Church Slavonic, was the direct ancestral language for Macedonian and Bulgarian, and therefore also referred to as Old Bulgarian. Later, the disciples of Cyril and Methodius were expelled from Great Moravia by King Svätopluk I. Arriving in the First Bulgarian Empire, the disciples continued the Cyrilo-Methodian mission continued with the creation of a successor to Glagolitic, called Cyrillic. The Cyrillic script and translations of the liturgy were disseminated to other Slavic countries, particularly in the Balkans and Kievan Rus', charting a new path in their cultural development.

[@mikkicarr5717]

That's interesting, but what does it have to do with the content of the video?

[@cremist7921]

Mikki Carr Everything.

[@me005003]

0:11 swore that was Homer Simpson.

[@sorrefly]

Rethoric is just the theory behind oratory (the acutual speaking). So you don't use rethoric but you use oratory

[@SuperCaptainCanada]

Rhetoric out for Harambe

[@lakepowell7]

Content and animation equally impressive, please provide a link to access more info about "animation by TOGETHER."

[@Ucceah]

this was merely a basic explanation of the concept of retorik, not the promised guide to it's application for personal gain. the misleading "redderick" of the title manipulated me, and apparently many others, into whasting time on it, with a downright false claim. i feel my trust abused, and i am very displeased!

[@keltar2007]

Excellent as always.

[@Eliezer3838]

i was forced by my school to watch this.

[@allioni5851]

Yeah thats me to

[@kq3165]

i recommend the book "thank you for arguing" if youre interested in rhetoric

[@JJooonas]

But women and men are not as strong... Sure some women are stronger than some men but in the bigger picture men have more muscle mass.

[@leonxl]

Trini, are you saying that women should be the ruling gender now??

[@JJooonas]

Trini yes this is true, but in the example given in the video she says clearly that women can to exactly the same labour work as men, which is false.

[@charlislusher3088]

Perhaps it refers to the potential of both genders. Both a man and woman could be lacking in physical strength but with enough time and effort they both can reach higher levels (men gaining muscle mass faster however... And additional factors)

[@RNorthex]

overall better mental strength is highly argueable, even in such recent events as a female CEO disallowing negotiations for raises because the female employers weren't capable to do so women show better memory by raw data, perception of shades of red, precision and stronger maternal emotions while men show better spacial recognition, logical reasoning, stronger creative and higher physical strength now say, the common stereotype is: men are more violent than women, due to higher testosterone levels which is usually also a point taken when discussing racial issues men show tendency for physical violence to a much higher degree than women do, however radicalized emotions and lack of stresshandling in women often result in comparibly much more frequent domestic violence which is in most even 1st world countries are only documented when it's physical, but not emotional that lead to a lot of people datamining false/inaccurate information recognition of differences is needed, but the importance is on equal rights, recognition of individuality and variance

[@SuperMohamedadil]

Men and women are surely different, but no one of them is inferior. So we can tell that women can do many things at the same time, what a man can't do. I'm a man :)

[@pjsasabear7983]

Finally something that I need

[@VlaMinTV]

"redureck"