When it is necessary to respond to those who over-express themselves, using a sense of humor with “elegant irony” can not only express attitude, but also avoid falling into low-level attacks. The following are a few ideas for reference： ***Contrast type ridicule** “You must be very good at studying constellations, right? After all, even Mercury's orbit around the sun is rushing to be a satellite. ” (Use astronomical phenomena as a metaphor for the opponent's “surround display” all the time) ***Paradox killing** “It is recommended that you apply for the Guinness Book of World Records for the ‘Ceiling of Human Iq’. After all, even Siri has to ask you how to appear smarter. ” (Placing the opponent in a fictitious "altar” implies that his behavior is absurd) ***Cross-border dimension reduction strike** “Don't always look at others with a microscope, after all, the spotlight on your head is dazzling enough. ” (Use stage metaphors to suggest the opponent's “drama-grabbing” behavior in interpersonal interaction) ***Deconstruction of academic slang** “Are you practicing the "Duck effect" as a doctoral thesis?" It is recommended to bring an introspection link to the next topic report. ” (Package satire with psychological concepts and increase the “knowledge tax” on Tucao) ***Life scene metaphor** “Did you contract the "smartest in the audience" label on the supermarket discount? This rush is comparable to Double Eleven. ” (Visualize abstract traits into funny product labels) ️️ Precautions： 1. The essence of this kind of response is a “prickly mirror”-the focus is to let the other party see the wrongness of their own behavior, rather than simply venting their emotions. 2. It is recommended to match a sincere smile or a relaxed tone to avoid escalation into a head-on conflict. 3. Use with caution for people who are extremely lacking in self-awareness, which may cause “rebound ostentation”. Final suggestion: Instead of consuming mental energy to be sarcastic, it is better to end the topic with a sentence of “well, you are right”-after all, a true wise man never needs to prove himself by crushing others.