I forget which classical rhetorical trope that was, but it definitely was one of 'em. the point, of course, being that I knew perfectly well that my intended audience was obviously in no way surprised...
I've been wondering myself about how people's perceptions of images or behaviors differ, sort of like those 'tests' whether one sees a hag or a beautiful woman in an image depending on your focus.
This morning on Smerconish, his polling question was about whether watchers perceived the mug shot as a positive for his campaign. Responses: No 58% Yes 42%
Presidential vs Reprehensible. How is that even a contest??
you'd be surprised what embracing the moronic and evil does to people's ability to perceive things...
I forget which classical rhetorical trope that was, but it definitely was one of 'em. the point, of course, being that I knew perfectly well that my intended audience was obviously in no way surprised...
I've been wondering myself about how people's perceptions of images or behaviors differ, sort of like those 'tests' whether one sees a hag or a beautiful woman in an image depending on your focus.
This morning on Smerconish, his polling question was about whether watchers perceived the mug shot as a positive for his campaign. Responses: No 58% Yes 42%