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Mike the Elder wrote:
> 1. What's so desirable about the statistical property of being "normal"?
It massively increases the probability of people liking you. (Which is,
after all, the most important thing in life.)
> In your mind, divide the audience into two
> distinct groups. Group One are the decent folk whose opinion might be worth
> actually caring about. They'll empathize with your situation and be more than
> willing to cut you a break for any imperfections in your presentation - just as
> you would gladly do for them. Group Two are the jerks who have nothing better
> to do that stand around passing judgment on others. Talk to Group One as you
> would to any group of friends and ignore Group Two as they so richly deserve to
> be ignored.
Heh. That there is good advice. ;-)
But as we all know, fear is not necessarily a rational responce - ask
anybody who's afraid of spiders.
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