Still a good way to let go.
ANYWAY.
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Me and Liang were having quite a heated conversation (arguement) about prom.
He's handling lighting. So he says he's gonna get a light shop to sponsor us.
I was saying, wouldn't having ads sorta ruin the overall feel?
Won't get into the specifics.
PERSONALLY/ GOOD GUY; practical, thrifty:
I felt it was a good idea if it was possible for him to get a sponsor. Practical and cheap, right? No one looks at the ads anyway.
REALISTICALLY/ BAD GUY; image conscious:
Out of the 300+ people who are gonna attend, wouldn't some feel a bit uncomfortable/irritated about having ads AT THEIR PROM NIGHT. Why? Maybe after the prom some guy from SMK Damansara Kaya gonna say, "Eyerrr, you all got ads at your prom, why so cheapskate one", then they malu.
So, in the conversation, i was SUPPORTING the bad guy, but I AGREED with the good guy. This means I was looking at things from both sides. To be able to do this, one has to be impartial, right?
So despite all the long-winded bullshit I just said, the main question I have on my mind is,
Can one TRULY be impartial?
First of all we need to know what impartial means.
Got it?
K, so, is it possible to feel impartial?
To find out, we should play the IF game.
1. IF, I were a light shop owner, would a still feel the way I did in the prom conversation?
2. IF, Liang was an image-conscious guy, would he still feel the way he did in the conversaion?
3. IF, ALL/MOST proms had ads at their proms, would having ads at out prom be a problem?
(Volume of gas at room temperature = 24dm^3)
Question one and two have similar answers.
So, a light shop owner and image conscious dude are the extreme ends of the scale of people.
So the further we go to the red area, it more likely the person won't want ads in his prom
But if we go to the green area, that person is more likely to go for ads.
WHY?
Cause a light shop owner, truly knows the importance of good lighting for these kinda events
And an image conscious person will be, image conscious :P
K, lazy d, will continue some other time.
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