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Experiential and statistical evidence presented in a summary meant to convince a person of something would be known as an argument.
by baobabaobab 11y ago
Experiential and statistical evidence presented in a summary meant to convince a person of something would be known as an argument.
- eli_gottlieb 11y agoHold on. Turn this around. You just read an entire paper about how arguments are completely unreliable, to the point of causing you to contradict yourself, and your response is to argue semantics and declare, "Hey, arguments are great! Let's put more things in the 'argument' category, and spend less effort trying to figure out more reliable and accurate ways of reasoning! Yay arguments, and by entailment, yay self-contradiction!" What the hell?
- hugh4 11y agoMeanwhile you, who argues that arguments are useless, are arguing. On the internet, no less!