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If You Can't Convince Him, Confuse Him
If You Can't Convince Him, Confuse Him
1.
Introduction.
If you cannot convince him, confuse him is a
philosophy. This was originally taken from the great quote If you cannot
convince them, confuse them, popularized by the 33 rd president of US, Mr.
Harry S. Truman. Though it was popularized by the former 33 rd president of
US but there are proof that, use of this philosophy stared much before.
After being popularized, it was used by many organizations and companies
as their motto. While describing the philosophy, open source was used as
the base. It is learned from various literatures that both positive and
negative interpretations are available and people used both of those as to
fulfill their specific aims.
2.
Aim.
The aim of my speech is to apprise you about the philosophy
If you cannot convince him, confuse him.
3.
Scope.
a.
Background history.
b.
Meaning.
c.
Application.
d.
Personal opinion.
3.
Background History.
In the year of 1919, it was a famous writer
from England, William De Morgan who in a novel featured a clever
character named Christopher Vance. Vance had to be the idol of this motto
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