Publish at February 11 2026 Updated February 11 2026
Criticism is a human trait, either to enhance or to denigrate. When it comes to eloquence, there's no better evaluation tool than feedback from others. From the moment that "to be eloquent" is "to please others", the evaluation scale can only come from others.
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