2. Silence is sometimes the strongest response
Choosing not to respond can be a form of self-respect. Silence isn’t weakness; it can be profound wisdom. Galileo knew that arguing to prove a point is futile if the other person refuses to see. Sometimes the wisest answer is no answer at all.
3. Two questions that neutralize a fool
Are you absolutely sure of what you’re saying?
This confronts their hidden uncertainty. Fools rarely question themselves, yet they cannot defend their claims.
Can you explain it again in your own words?
If their logic is flawed, it will unravel on its own. Confusion and silence become their undoing.
Winning doesn’t require shouting or humi:liation—it comes from guiding thought quietly and calmly.
4. Your mind is your ultimate weapon
A disciplined mind can overcome any challenge. Mental control not only brings success but also shields you from manipulation. Independent thinking may irritate others, but it also makes you unbreakable.
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