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How would the perfect argument go? I'm thinking of the 2nd person asking questions about the first argument, asking for evidence, facts, definitions etc, in an
by switch007 10y ago
How would the perfect argument go?
I'm thinking of the 2nd person asking questions about the first argument, asking for evidence, facts, definitions etc, in an attempt to understand.
I ask as a British citizen who has failed at all attempts to try to understand the other side (and I could take blame of course. I still seek a solution)
- imaginenore 10y agoWell, I don't even consider calling names an argument. It's a cop-out, and it usually shows they have nothing else to counter with. A perfect argument would indeed require both sides to show the evidence, to use logical constructs, to refute the opposing ideas. And some definitely try.