Not wrong but not true either, What defines partiality? Points to ponder

Not wrong but not true either, What defines partiality? Points to ponder 

By Dr. Sohail Ansari

Conceived and worded by DR Sohail Ansari (originality of concepts and originality of words).

He believes that there can never be a zero scope for improvement and appreciates criticism if it is not for the sake of criticism.

·       Having predicted acceptability in advance, politicians speak their mind to the public.    

Quote 

·        A book can be unusual because of its stunning mediocrity.   

Logical absurdity 

·        First side is equal to the third side and third is equal to the second side, but first is not equal to the second side.  

Not wrong but not true either 

·        All chemist are smart, since chemist are scientists; therefore, all scientists are smart (though all scientists are not chemists but still there is possibility because one has to be smart anyway to be scientists; but one becomes scientist because he is smart not because he is chemists; but for becoming chemists one has to be smart anyway.)      

What defines partiality?   

·        Partial journalist appears impartial by mentioning not concentrating the bungles of a politician. If it is true, then impartial journalist must appear partial by concentrating not mentioning bungles. This is consistency that defines a journalist; this is an attitude that is same to everyone and everybody throughout. Partial journalist concentrates on the bungles of some politicians and mentions the bungles of some other; or he from mentioning the bungles of a certain politician; all of sudden starts concentrating on them.       

Points to ponder 

·     Every sycophant does not succeed to be the recipient of favors. Fawning is to be creative to be fruitful; everyone can play toady but a few can create the repertoire of neologism to paint a leader in a new and fresh rosy colors.

·     Propagandist exploits the human tendency of assuming things. Propagandist knows that people know that for not having faulty reasoning or faulty conclusion the best is not to assume anything and to only accept what is explicit but propagandist knows that people will anyhow assume many things.

·     Repeating words of the same meaning does not convey any things new to those listening to them; however these words do not form a vicious circle of words as long as these words do not sound monotonous.