If Mr. A is expressing anger or displeasure without explaining why. I don’t know what the reason is, but Mr. A doesn’t seem to like it, so we’re not going to do it.” and the case where Mr. A is being kind of negative, but he hasn’t given us any particular reason to stop, so let’s do it.” In some cases, this is the case.

Wait, rather than attributing it to the air

If a powerful person is angry, there’s a fear that he might hit you, so there’s a respect for anger that happens. They overgeneralize it and think it’s a communicative technique that will always work.

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