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Debunk: v. to expose a subset(s) as being (pretentious and/or untrue) and/or exaggerated
I would love to debunk all the pretentious, untrue, and exaggerated myths and deceptions which exist and pollute social behavior but unfortunately I can’t do it alone. I desperately need your help in the effort because it can’t be a one man operation forever.
Read as much of what I have to offer as possible and select the subject matter which interests you the most. Freely use it to the best of your ability. You may be laughed at, ridiculed, harshly criticized, or even ostracized for your views but if you sense it is the right thing to do then by all means continue in your pursuit or quest and you will have a genuine sense of fulfillment if not achievement because you will know that you are right being a myth debunker!!!!!!
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Disprove: v. to prove a subset(s) is untrue frequently with communication helped with (a witness(s) and/or logic) and/or the scientific method)
It is easy to disprove an alleged scientific fact with an experiment which fails but disproving something in politics, society, religion, or daily life is impossible to do with mathematical accuracy because behavior does not follow mathematical rules.
You can use witnesses, logic, evidence, and statistical approximations to try and disprove some alleged fact(s) but ultimately it is up to the person whom you are trying to convince whether his or her opinion or belief will change about an event(s) and/or circumstance with your presented “proof”.
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Hyperbole: n. exaggerating but not asking to be seriously considered because it is known to be untrue
“This book weighs a ton” is an example of hyperbole which is a gross exaggeration since no realistic book weighs a ton but it implies that it is a very heavy book.
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Implausible: adj. judging a subset(s) to be minimally probable because it subjectively seems (improbable and/or untrue) and/or (unreasonable and/or unconvincing)
How often have you impulsively sensed based mostly on prior experience that something is improbable, untrue, unreasonable, or unconvincing? The extreme doubt which you experience is called implausibility.
Implausible is not impossible sometimes because personal subjective reactions and evaluations of reality can be wrong and the implausible is in fact the possible.
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Retraction: n. to reverse direction and/ or trying to exclude and/or take back a communication once it has been communicated and frequently because it is untrue and/or inaccurate
There are retractable knives which can be swiveled back into their sheathes or push button switch blade knives which retract or pop back into the sheath.
More common use of retraction is when someone wants to retract or take back a statement or a promise because it is wrong or untrue or inaccurate or it is something that someone didn’t really want to say after analyzing the consequences of the communication.
Most communication’s retractions are accepted, especially if they are followed by a sincere apology, but sometimes the mistake is so minute that it doesn’t hurt anyone, offend anyone, or greatly mislead anyone and a retraction is not made.
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