by Myrr 4/9/2009, 10:43 pm
you need to learn to love people without logic. Unless they are total disturbances. If they just think something is right and you know it's wrong, don't tell them. In my school, our school rank is very high. Having straight A's would put you somewhere in the top 200 people in the grade. Extreme competition. If I want to retain my rank as #29, I only reply to people who say "you're wrong, I'm right" to a "oh, i see." I then double check one more time my own answer, make sure I'm right. If I was right and he or she was wrong, forget it, I'm not telling him that, I'll let him have the happiness of "proving me wrong."
Yes it sounds very selfish, but that's pretty much how life goes when being competitive. You make one screw up and bam, you're down 20 ranks. There's exceptions to my harshness, but only for the few closest friends. I wouldn't want them to rise far only because of me, but I still do it.
But if you mean illogical people as in the people in Nexon Forums who go around saying "NEXON IS RETARDED, IT'S BEEN 9293523894 MONTHS ALREADY AND THEY HAVENT SAID A WORD ABOUT OPEN BETA!!!! LIARS!!!!," well I don't think you can copy what I do but what I do is talk in a very stumbled tone and a very weird accent and I say "well, let me tell you something. if you believe you are right, then go get proof (or go do something about it), and then keep it to yourself in a pointlessly overexcited vehemence of your own intelligence.
I guess it's because the way I say it is so frightening (sounds kind of like the Joker from batman speaking, though in an eerie tone and piercing stare and awkward body movement), and so weird, that people either get off that subject or just shut up.