you've never heard of that other meaning for con before huh?
persuade (someone) to do or believe something by lying to them.
"I conned him into giving me your home number"
an instance of deceiving or tricking someone.
"the Charter is a glossy public relations con"
I wouldn't expect anybody to lie on either end of the spectrum per se but I guess my question is whether one gravitates towards more of one end or the other...
I personally wouldn't say they both related to logic but how one processes the logic
for example let's take a look at kpop idols for...
interesting similar to my thoughts that although I wouldn't do anything like that nor would I advise my kids to do anything like that
for others if they want to go ahead
I can understand that but let's say that album has 8 songs
would you say you would prefer all those 8 songs over every other song from the same artist?
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