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The way they present what they're saying. They don't need to use big ten dollar words, if anything that would take away from what they are saying.
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Intelligent responses, well-formatted sentences, higher-level grammar and the ability to listen to the thoughts of others without condescension.
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Logic and my personal bias only gets in the way if they're exhibiting signs of being a devout jackass.
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Honestly, sometimes, yes. Especially if someone has opposite political views of mine, then I might tune them out.
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.even when there are ants in my pants..I hold patience, for I truly want to hear others opinions..they are just as valuable as mine.. and show me the different views..I have had some good views and have seen better than the ones I had too.
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Depending on the importance of what said person is saying. I tend to disregard things that come from people who have wronged me in the past. However, if they are speaking on their field of expertise I'll take in what they are saying. Also, I'm with flash on the fast talkers. I know I shoo off what they say as scam or incorrect. I've worked with a lot of fast talkin sales people in my time and I think I just tune out at this point as an auto reaction. But it all comes down to my bs meter. If I feel like you don't know what you're talking about, I'll go get a second or third or fourth opinion on the subject.
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My bias can come from all sorts of factors...
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