Not all arguments are created equal. Many aren’t even arguments at all. Even utterances that appear to be advancing a rational argument might prove to be little more than subjective opinion, ungrounded speculation, emotive ejaculations or assertions backed by little more than blind faith. You can’t engage in a rational argument against such utterances and expect to win. The good news is that you don’t have to tackle non-arguments head on. The answer? Simply disqualify non-arguments from...
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