A good argument is like a clear map that helps you find the answer. When people argue, they use reasons to try and show others why they're right. But sometimes arguments are messy, like when someone shouts without listening. That’s what makes us annoyed.
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- When your friend says you're wrong about the best pizza place without giving any reason, that’s annoying.
- Your teacher gives you a hint on how to solve a math problem, that's a good argument.
- If two people argue by just shouting and not listening, it feels like a fight.
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See also
- What Makes a ‘Good’ Argument in Logic?
- What Makes a ‘Good’ Argument and Why Do People Get So Passionate About It?
- How Does a Computer Know What to Do?
- How Did the First Languages Influence Communication?
- How Did Ancient Philosophers Define Happiness?
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