This. Explains. EVERYTHING.

[Liar]

The best way to win an argument? Shout louder than everyone else and people will simply assume you're right

Being confident and loud is the best way to win an argument - even if you are wrong, a new study suggests.

Researchers from Washington State University drew this conclusion after studying the activity of Twitter users. The more opinionated they were, the more influential and trustworthy they were perceived to be.

They analysed more than a billion tweets posted during various American sporting events, including the 2013 Super Bowl, to the test whether being accurate or being confident made Twitter users more popular.

Despite professional pundits and amateur fans making a similar amount of correct and incorrect predictions, the tweeters who 'yelled' louder were seen as more trustworthy and had more followers.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...-simply-assume-youre-right.html#ixzz2UoN7vJjv

 

[CHNOPS]

W R O N G .​

 

[Liar]

IS THAT THE BIGGEST FONT YOU COULD

oh, it is.

 

[CHNOPS]

We'll just have to agree to disagree on this one.

 

[2981notrohrm]

YOU SUCK. EVERYONE SUCKS. I'M THE ONLY PERSON WHO KNOWS ANYTHING. EVERYONE HAS TO LISTEN TO ME BECAUSE EVERYTHING I SAY IS RIGHT AND YOU'RE ALL UNWASHED MORONS.

Oh, I'm sorry, is that not what this thread was about? Sorry, I'll go sit in the corner and be quiet.

**chews on tinfoil**

 

[zipman]

Don't raise your voice, improve your argument.

 

[Liar]

Don't raise your voice, improve your argument.

Well, now science says screaming is better.

So: !!!

 

[koalabear]

The best way to win an argument? Shout louder than everyone else and people will simply assume you're right

Being confident and loud is the best way to win an argument - even if you are wrong, a new study suggests.

Researchers from Washington State University drew this conclusion after studying the activity of Twitter users. The more opinionated they were, the more influential and trustworthy they were perceived to be.

They analysed more than a billion tweets posted during various American sporting events, including the 2013 Super Bowl, to the test whether being accurate or being confident made Twitter users more popular.

Despite professional pundits and amateur fans making a similar amount of correct and incorrect predictions, the tweeters who 'yelled' louder were seen as more trustworthy and had more followers.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...-simply-assume-youre-right.html#ixzz2UoN7vJjv

That explains the LawnJockey's posts.

 

[IrezumiKiss]

^^^

Also explains racist shitstain and racist shitstain enablers' posts.

 

[KingOrfeo]

Well, now science says screaming is better.

So: !!!

So improve your argument and scream it. There's no need to choose.

 

[Liar]

So improve your argument and scream it. There's no need to choose.

But... I'm lazy.

 

[KingOrfeo]

But... I'm lazy.

Screaming is hard work.

 

[koalabear]

^^^

Also explains racist shitstain and racist shitstain enablers' posts.

Wow appeared from nowhere. Oh I see, slob was here with his shit stained panties for you.

 

[Liar]

Screaming is hard work.

NOT ON THE INTERNETS. CAPS LOCK IS AWESOMESAUCE.

 

[IrezumiKiss]

Looks like Cold War Era Relic opened up his thighs juuuust enough for Most Favored Shitstain #2 to perk up his lil' head and gurgle a blurt...with his mouth full of Captain Crunch Nut, no less.

That's skill.

 

[koalabear]

Looks like Cold War Era Relic opened up his thighs juuuust enough for Most Favored Shitstain #2 to perk up his lil' head and gurgle a blurt...with his mouth full of Captain Crunch Nut, no less.

That's skill.

Losing your touch LawnJockey, bold more letters.

 

[neci]

i really hated debate class in high school. it was too loud, and the people annoyed me. i wanted to punch the teacher in the nose.

 

[WingNut_N_Bolt]

The best way to win an argument? Shout louder than everyone else and people will simply assume you're right

Being confident and loud is the best way to win an argument - even if you are wrong, a new study suggests.

Researchers from Washington State University drew this conclusion after studying the activity of Twitter users. The more opinionated they were, the more influential and trustworthy they were perceived to be.

They analysed more than a billion tweets posted during various American sporting events, including the 2013 Super Bowl, to the test whether being accurate or being confident made Twitter users more popular.

Despite professional pundits and amateur fans making a similar amount of correct and incorrect predictions, the tweeters who 'yelled' louder were seen as more trustworthy and had more followers.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...-simply-assume-youre-right.html#ixzz2UoN7vJjv

That only in the USA?

Could be. Mental defectives are more common these days.