Question:
I ' m doing my Japanese literature homework . Here is the story I just read : A man tells his sister to birth his babies by chewing up his sword and spitting it out . He laughs at her after she does this and smears his feces on the wall . Then he messed up some of her other stuff .

Why would the narrator be so disgusted ?
Answer:
The man featured is crude .

Question:
I assumed since it was invisible to me , it was invisible to everyone . This is also probably a form of confirmation bias . Actually this might be related to another cognitive bias people exhibit - what I call the I ' m Special bias . Basically , I think asking people why they do things is pointless - they do n't know and , worse , everyone in the world believes they are special .

Why do most people believe they are unique ?
Answer:
Because of the special bias .

Question:
As if they had n't won us over enough , they really got us for the last song , when Tim started in with Brandi 's famous line ( she later gave him shit about it ) , " This is a song ... by the late , great , Johnny Cash . " They proceeded with a rousing rendition of " Ring of Fire , " only topped by Brandi 's sudden appearance on stage to sing backup . The Machinists ended their set , but hardly anyone in the bar moved an inch . We were all so riveted and did n't want to miss one second of Brandi 's show . And we were right in our foresight , because ... wow .

What song did Tim play ?
Answer:
Tim played something by an old country artist./

Question:
This is getting wall - o - texty , so I 'll tie this up . As we continued talking about him going out west , he said , out of the blue " yeah have you heard of the scientology " fair game " doctrine ? " to which I responded " yeah , a little too much lately . " He said " right on .

What might happen if someone tells you about a scientology doctrine ?
Answer:
I 'd get a little peeved .