Ethos, pathos, and logos are super useful tools, especially if you want to get better at persuasion, writing, or even just understanding how people make arguments. Here’s a simple breakdown: Ethos = Credibility It's about convincing your audience that you are trustworthy or an authority. Example: “I've been a dentist for 20 years — trust me when I say this toothpaste works.” Pathos = Emotion It's about stirring your audience's feelings — fear, joy, anger, sadness — to persuade them. Example: “Imagine the pain your child feels with every cavity because you didn't choose the right toothpaste.” Logos = Logic and Reason It's about using facts, data, or logical arguments. Example: “Clinical studies show that this toothpaste reduces cavities by 60% within six months.” Together, they’re like a full toolkit: Ethos makes people trust you. Pathos makes people feel something. Logos makes people think logically.
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ReplyDeletecan't wait till that day..
am sure Sarah is equally excited as well.
So, need any music from me?
Bach, Mozart or Beethoven?
It will be good! Thanks for your offer!
ReplyDeleteHe move quite frequent lately, i guess he cant wait to see all of us
ar... u gonna make a great daddy. i can imagine u do those magic to tipu us last time.. haha
ReplyDeleteI just got a few new trick! Haha.. remind me when we meet. I'll show it to u!
ReplyDeletejuly ma...is my birthday
ReplyDeleteHaha... We will go back to Hospital Kuala Kangsar for it. Then most likely will go back to Kg. Jering. See you soon then. Haha..
ReplyDeleteAnyway, when is your birthday?