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Is there any science behind this or is it just some guy pulling stuff out of his ass that he feels people can relate to?
Just like astrology signs, tarot cards, and all the other shotgun blast bullshit. No one really fits these categories but everyone can relate to some of the items listed and will fit themselves in.
So yeah this is ass logic, not science.
Thank you for the phrase "ass logic". It just became a permanent part of my vocabulary.
Well, that's ass-tautological.
You're welcome, happy cake day!
Anytime you see content, words, signs, articles or statements without any evidence, research, attributions or citations .... it's Ass Logic
Anyone can come up with a feel good piece of information or information that validates their thoughts or emotions or beliefs ... just because it makes you feel good or feel 'right' or intelligent ... it doesn't mean that it's good, valuable or useful information.
And if you surround and fill yourself with only the information you want that is non-critical to how to feel, think or believe ... then you will force yourself into a reality that will be completely disconnected to the rest of the world. Sure you can find people who think and believe like you, but you can also all be caught in the same disconnected reality together ... we usually refer to that as a religion, or a cult.
I can't wait to use the term "ass logic" in a conversation!
It's not scientific. A more scientific categorisation is Ainsworth's attachment styles
https://www.simplypsychology.org/attachment.html
Yah, it seems to be trying to not be that, to be more plain speech, but is failing at being accurate.