Experiment that proved different people will express the same statement differently?
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Isn't that the telephone game?  That was a fun game and the beginning sentence was never the same as the ending one.
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Depends on whose mouth and whose tongue
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it depends on individual opinions
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The correct term would be "Paradoxical" since they are the same but different in two different senses. It is a Sociological term used to describe thinngs that are "similarly contradictory."
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Can you do human psychology experiements, or experiment people reacting to certain stimulus. For example, placing an object somewhere and recording people's response to it.
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If the person making such a generalization was a serious scientist, researcher, philosopher, etc. -- that is, someone whose JOB is to discover universal truths or principles about nature, mankind, society, etc. then the generalization could have merit.\n\nIf an ordinary person makes that kind of sweeping statement, then there probably is no merit or validity to it.\n\nTo answer your question: Yes, a statement about a universal principle CAN be made. But it should be made by someone trained in discovering and verifying such principles.\n\nOrdinary people should perhaps restrict their statements to particular situations or individuals, because then, they would be more believable. There is no point in saying something that nobody believes.
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every group is different, different attitudes and learning capacities
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Well, yes we do. As long as the ears are correct, we'll hear the same. BUT, how our brain reacts to what we hear is a totally different matter. Since the brain is trying to make sense of what our ears receieve, then we know for a fact that we all will hear something different from each other, simply because all the ears in the world aren't connected to the same brain....
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Having the ring of truth or plausibility but actually fallacious: a specious argument.
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when someone says something about you that is not true.
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Do the experiment.  You might learn something.
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Usually. It depends who is saying it and why.
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Because people interpret things differently
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:}\nGathers and shares ideas reduces differences caused by not knowing
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Precognition.  Its not that rare.  Can't proven to be a ral occurance.  But could be.
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taking an opposing viewpoint in an argument, not necessarily because you believe it, but to help the other individual work out their arguments in favour of their position
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Reading people's minds.