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	Kommentare auf Praxis am See	</title>
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		Kommentar zu Nur eine Armlänge entfernt. Von Gesprächen und Vorurteilen. von feng sui		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The point about Ludwig arguing from feeling rather than facts is what stuck with me, since that&#039;s usually why counter-statistics fail in these situations. One practical thing that could help: before responding, ask the person what specifically they observed or experienced that led them there. That shifts the exchange from defending a position to describing a concrete situation, which is harder to keep abstract and often reveals what is actually behind the remark. Charlotte&#039;s approach of asking rather than asserting fits that, though it takes practice.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The point about Ludwig arguing from feeling rather than facts is what stuck with me, since that&#8217;s usually why counter-statistics fail in these situations. One practical thing that could help: before responding, ask the person what specifically they observed or experienced that led them there. That shifts the exchange from defending a position to describing a concrete situation, which is harder to keep abstract and often reveals what is actually behind the remark. Charlotte&#8217;s approach of asking rather than asserting fits that, though it takes practice.</p>
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