If I’ve used any terms incorrectly, please point them out. I’d rather admit I was wrong and move forward with correct information, than not be corrected and move forward with incorrect information.
I don’t know what this is supposed to mean. I think you are assuming a lot about me here. I will be seeing my grandma this week, but unfortunately I will be helping her move to assisted living. At this point in my life, I am at the service of my grandma, not the other way around.
Emotions would be pathos. But you as the argumentative expert would already know this, so I am sorry to patronize you.
And you are now a psychiatrist, able to determine IQ based on social media posts.
And now you are a psychic, predicting the future and reading others’ minds.
This is pathos.
Again, I am not writing for a peer reviewed journal. There is a thing called the rhetorical triangle - Speaker, Audience, Subject. I am the speaker, you are my audience.
I cater my presentation based on my audience. You are emotional, so I make an emotional appeal - pathos.
It’s really simple shit. Ya’ll thought @Zecarlo was roasting me, lol.
IQ is a quantitative number. I stated that Zecarlo was not a dummy. I didn’t give a quantitative range of IQ that he falls within. I don’t know what it is, but if I were to guess, he is at least one standard deviation to the right of the mean. And he will probably feel insulted by that.
That isn’t a word I have posted. In addition, you were the one who implied that I am a dweller in my grandma’s basement playing video games. Which I took as a cheap shot, because you don’t know much about me.
So I used them correctly, but I now don’t have the wisdom to use them? That is a shift. I’ll leave you be.