This is how you use persuasion & facts to take out an opponent, to brutal effect🪓🪵
I like @Gladwell a lot, but this debate was not his best moment; his attacks came off as very personal & rarely engaged with what the other speakers were saying.
Goldberg did fine but she was nowhere as pointed to the topic as her opponents.
@DouglasKMurray I don't think I've ever wanted to switch my brain for someone else's more than I do for Douglass atm
His performance is incredible, just absolutely took the cons to the woodshed
"When the facts go wrong, we become glib about them or decide it's just the facts that will suit your side or pretend to play a game of honesty, & it's not actually about honesty. Everything else about a … twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
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pain specialists already have to see patients, but they do not have to see them in person for every single visit
patients are visiting weekly or monthly,
so it makes 0 sense to require them to come in person for every appt to get their meds
In some states, it's impossible to get a 30-day prescription, so you are telling patients they have to meet with a pain doc in person once a week to get their basic pain meds?
Who is paying for that? Who has the time?
Has anyone thought this through?
Hey Joanne, if by some miracle you see this, I'd be honored to interview you for our podcast CultureScape to talk about your literary work & your hard-fought efforts to defend classical liberal values like the freedom of speech & conscience.
mostly I try to be realistic, but I find it helps to have bigger ones as well, things to work towards or hope you can one day rise to that level where it can be made a reality
Interviewing someone as cool & influential as @jk_rowling is a great one.