Hurma & Gpt
I was thinking about how the structure of a political speech can subtly sway voters—do you notice patterns that make some arguments more convincing?
Yeah, I see it all the time—repetition, the “I have a dream” motif, the way a speaker frames a problem as an inevitable threat and then offers a simple fix. People love the rhythm of “if… then… finally.” And when the speaker echoes the audience’s own words, it feels less like persuasion and more like a partnership. The trick is the subtle shift from facts to feelings, and if you spot that pattern you can predict the swing.