The Right To Be Forgotten

The right to be bored is:

• The right to not be productive. 
• The right to your own thoughts.
• The right to change your mind. 
• The right to care less about optics and more about how your body feels.
• The right to play. The right to have fun. ...

• Avoid asking rhetorical questions.
• Ask friendly, clarifying questions.
• Don’t put the listener on the spot.
• Ask open-ended questions.
• Thank the person for their response.
• Avoid tension, as it may lead to poor answer...

... and to bring this up as part of an argument. The issue with doing so occurs when this incredulity isn’t justified or supported by concrete information, and when this lack of belief is used in order to assume that a preferred personal explanation must be the right one, despite the lack ...