God Talk - The Talk Beyond Powertalk and Examples

failingtheturingtest · 2017-01-03T04:40:11+00:00

Interesting conclusions you've come to.
I suppose the biggest strength of God-Talk is that it doesn't rely on anyone believing a word you say except yourself.

beastman575757 · 2017-01-02T23:22:06+00:00

I don't see the distinction between "power-talk" and "God-talk" as useful. With so many different strategies and ideas floating around on TRP does this introduce real value, or serve as noise and self aggrandizement? At best this is a categorical redefinition applying to the top end of the "power-talk" continuum.

In this post you introduce yourself as some all powerful rhetorician, but frankly I don't think you've earned this right. Perhaps I'm supposed to bow instead. LOL.

throw17453 · 2017-01-02T22:32:43+00:00

But when you understand God-Talk, you understand it trumps all other types of talks invariably and for that reason is the talk of choice. Its a mix of Believing your own bullshit, Kanye level of confidence and projecting that out to other poeple, whilst actually backing that up with elite level analytical, debate and communication skills to ruthlessly crush anyone who wouldnt fall for the confidence and belief alone.

What you have discovered is just an advanced form of power talk. Powertalk doesn't have to be true, or false... it just has to be powerful.

And conveying that what you speak is gospel is a powerful rhetorical device.

God-Talk is always aimed at finding the truth

From your description, No. One neccesary prerequisite to finding the truth is the realisation that you could be wrong, biased.. to have doubt. God-talk as you describe it is more about projecting your truth onto the minds of others. Which is powertalk...

TheAnonymousCommisar · 2017-01-03T03:52:43+00:00

Great post, dude. I wish TRP had more content geared toward this. In lieu of that, are there any books or essays you would recommend?

RedSuns_ · Tue Jan 3 2:32:02 2017 UTC

God talk works when it does. It will not work in sales as well as power talk. Emotions equal sales not truth/logic.

Senorbubbz · 2017-01-02T21:31:01+00:00

Thank you for sharing.

I view this as a Taoist-master level of seeing through bullshit, or a Socrates level of crushing falsity with questions.

Do you find yourself making more statements or asking more questions in such interactions?

Also, what's the motivation in using GodTalk to crush PowerTalk? To usurp the opponent's power?

missinglastlette · 2017-01-03T03:49:29+00:00

"The most powerful way to persuade someone is to simply force them to view the truth, grab their dumb little head and force them to view fact after fact after fact until they submit to your intellectual dominance as God or at the very least learn not to fuck with you."

I feel like if you did this your ego would be super proud that you proved yourself to be the smartest, and then you would pack up all your supreme knowledge and painstakingly acquired wisdom and walk your lonely ass on home. Proving superior intellect does not amount to social dominance.

stemgang · 2017-01-03T12:16:20+00:00

Your examples are

Ghandi

Ben Shapiro

Hitler

Color me unconvinced, god.

waldo888 · 2017-01-04T01:58:28+00:00

Wow, the exact moment when the pinnacle of narcissism crossed into actual delusions. You're on a slippery slope up batshit mountain. You let the cat out of the bag, now it's god against god which is obviously MAD.

Rafsimon · 2017-01-02T23:14:47+00:00

Looking forward for more on Godtalk. Interesting topic. However, I feel like you spent the whole post setting up a "preface" for Godtalk without actually writing about any content.

Title	God Talk - The Talk Beyond Powertalk and Examples
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Date	January 2, 2017 7:00 PM UTC (9 years ago)
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