How can a layman tell a "master" from a "magic stick"?

If the other party says or implies that "he is absolutely right" or "everyone who opposes him is wrong", then no matter what he says is right or not, he is undoubtedly a magic stick. The real master understands that there is no absolute in the world, and there are people outside. In addition, they have also delivered speeches in various fields, and they are well organized. Most of them are magic wands. Masters generally focus on what they are good at, not on what they are not good at (maybe telling a joke to be cute or something ...). There is also a magic wand that flaunts their "rationality", "logic", "freedom of thinking" and "no position" everywhere. Masters don't dwell on "rationality", "logic" and "thinking" because they know that this is normal and ordinary. You can also observe this person's behavior when facing his opponent. If he just objected and raised all kinds of tricky questions, but ignored or avoided talking about the questions raised by the other side, refused to show his views and positions, and just said, "You are wrong, so you are not qualified to oppose me", then this person is a magic stick. A master respects his opponent and enjoys equal debate. Finally, those who flaunt their three views everywhere and try to pull others into their camp must be magic sticks. The master disdains cliques, only cares about whether his ideas are correct or not. Above. This is my experience. I hope it will help the landlord. One more thing: magic wand is often used as a hint, and experts usually explain it directly.

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