Question

Words are said to have real power. Do

you believe that what you say to others or
what others say to you or even what you
say to yourself has any real power?
Explain using examples

Answer 1

Indeed, I consider that words have the power to have a decisive influence, both positively and negatively, on the listener. In other words, the messages that each person transmits have the power to modify the behavior of the receiver, as they can generate a reflection on a particular issue and change their way of thinking. A clear example occurs with religious conversions, where the message from a believer to an atheist ends up modifying the personal convictions of the latter, causing him to modify his behavior.