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Dogmatism
stubborn belief in one’s opinions as absolute truth
This word is used to show that Grant is aware of the audience he’s speaking with and isn’t afraid to be straightforward to call them out.
Perspicacity
deep understanding or ken insight
This word correlates back to Grant, in which he has a great understanding of the human mind which leads to his credibility.
Alacrity
cheerful readiness or eagerness
Grant’s tone is often serious but by using this word, it can be a reminder that there can still be happiness amongst the facts.
Sagacity
widsom, sound judgement
Grant often uses figures/people with wisdom to relay to the audience how credible his information is and how it supports his perspective.
Intransigence
refusal to change one’s view or compromise
By using this word, Grant furthers his argument about how people are resistant in thinking differently.