Have you ever just wanted to shake the fire out of someone because they wouldn't listen to reason?

Answer 1

Get the hose after them, that usually works!.........:)

Answer 2

My first response would be “Who’s reasoning?” and “What is this reasoning based upon or it’s foundation?” Isn’t it true, and hasn’t the American public been conditioned to believe that this phrase is nothing more than saying “Listen to me! I know better?” And what if I rebuke your reasoning? What if I know better and you are out of your mind? What if I have a better idea or insight to the conditions or situation? What past premises allow you to tell me that your reasoning is a truth? And how did you come to these suppositions or nodes of authority?

There are four explicit forms of reasoning that are used within the common world. The first is deductive reasoning and second being inductive reasoning. However, reasoning in itself is a mental process which informs our imagination, our perceptions, our thoughts, and our feelings with whatever intelligibility these appear to contain; and thus links our experience with some conceptual universal meaning. At best, a cohesive understanding and agreement to the task at hand.

In your question there are no details as to what reasoning you may be expurgating upon someone else. With this in mind then, are you not just saying that the receiver MUST accept your reasoning as an absolute? You offer no information in the form of either deductive or inductive reasoning that someone else should be exposed to your expletive reactions to non-compliance, and to the reasoning presented.

Perhaps, if your reasoning IS the true and correct form that should be adapted or considered to resolve an issue, then it would follow true that you as well as the recipient firstly must restore order to the situation or conditions and methodically work through the concerns. Flinging your hands into the air and grabbing or physically molesting the recipient on the premise of YOUR frustration is a re-action and not an action. Thereby, it is evident that the situation is no longer agent controlled but, emotionally controlled and thus there being no reasoning at all.

Adductive reasoning which is a third method is an inference to the greatest or best explanation of why the presented reasoning should be adapted without falsify or favoritism of any given conclusion(s), nor assumptions of the issues. Reasoning by analogy, the forth form is the most common reasoning used by going from one particular to the next particular of the issue. Analogy reasoning is best known as just plain old common sense. In our modern world today conditions, situations, emotions, theory, personal and world events, and reasoning all are transitioning and mutating into other non-established forms of being that it is impossible to just assume, that what you think, is reasoning at this moment, is not to be changed, challenged, or enhanced by the next person you meet five minutes from now.

I don’t react, I act! If my reasoning is wrong then I make it a mission to understand the correct principles to make my reasoning justifiable or the correct approach to the issue(s). Butting heads is in no fashion a solution to a problem simply because reasoning demands a logical procedure or thought chain to bring the point in question to a fuller and amiable agreement between the conflicting parties involved. Reasoning then can be equated as growth through structured learning and not through other’s conditionings.

Have a great day!

Answer 3

I'm not trying to offend you or something, but do you have problems making a point. Or do you have problems expressing yourself?

The reason I'm asking is because I hear that a lot but I never been in situation like that. Because when I explain things and I get the feeling the person is not getting it or is not listening, I simply rephrase myself quickly and get to the point and things work out!

So next time, someone is not listening just rephrase things and sound more serious when explaining things. Don't just stand and speak like really quit and without emotions and expect people to listen to you. Take charge and make sure to sound important!

Because I don't know many people that don't like smart and/or important advices!

Answer 4

Yes, I have, but that feeling was just overshadowed by one of the replies before mine, and I can't help but giggle at how this reply, so aptly examples the desire to shake the fire out of someone who refuses to hear, yet offers such expert advise...lol

Answer 5

Yes

Answer 6

Yes I do all the time, it's funny my Granny used to say that to me all the time. "Boy I'm fixin to shake the far outta you"...lol

Answer 7

yes, but if I did I would get fired so I can't.