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Who should get the faux guru award for the political forum? Who is the one person that you do NOT want to tangle with because you will end up getting schooled in the end with facts and logical argument?
We have someone like that here?gravenewworld said:Who should get the faux guru award for the political forum? Who is the one person that you do NOT want to tangle with because you will end up getting schooled in the end with facts and logical argument?
jimmysnyderEvo said:We have someone like that here?
Jimmy, my comment was a commendation. Actually, it probably doesn't look to good. I didn't mean to infer that one schools others in use of facts and logic.jimmysnyder said:I'm sorry I come off that way. I will try to soften up in the future. Anyway, I get schooled with the facts and with logic pretty often too. When it happens, I disengage.
mgb_phys said:Can anyone remember the last Nobel prize given for actual peace?
The "Political Guru Award" is an award given to an individual who has demonstrated exceptional knowledge, insight, and influence in the realm of politics.
The recipient of the "Political Guru Award" is typically chosen by a committee of experts in the field of politics, such as political analysts, journalists, and academics.
The criteria for the "Political Guru Award" may vary depending on the organization or group giving out the award, but it typically includes factors such as the individual's impact on political discourse, their expertise in a specific political issue, and their ability to inspire and influence others.
The frequency of the "Political Guru Award" may vary, but it is typically given out annually or biennially.
Yes, anyone can be nominated for the "Political Guru Award", as long as they meet the criteria set by the organization or group giving out the award.