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To persuade someone is to change their mind. No matter how strongly I claim to be, it is a pointless argument if the other party does not accept it without accepting it. Rather, the argument is too strong, persuasion can cause the antagonism. We hate being forced to comment from someone. I feel bad when someone tries to convince me. It is because it is related to what we want to announce today that we start talking about persuasion. Do you know how I would not force you to give your opinion, but would you let the other person tell you the story? This can be used in a variety of relationships, including teachers and students, parents and students, friends and friends. For example, if it is a common practice to say, "Even if you have a calculator, you have to study math," the Rhetoric Law says, "Should I study math even if I have a calculator?" Or is it like "can I just buy a calculator without learning math?" In a nutshell, the key to this...