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FistOfStone
FistOfStone: to me only a refutation to the central point is a proper counterargument
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Upaya
Upaya: Agreed, by we must make allowances for the uninitiated šŸ˜šŸ‘šŸ‘
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Patriot1945
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tstarr8481
tstarr8481: ...rather .........and shrug.............................
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tstarr8481
tstarr8481: Some prefer void....
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zolo2500
zolo2500: Lmao
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zolo2500
zolo2500: The proper method, I created it myself; 1) State the right answer. 2) You got it right the first time so grab a beer and laugh at their attempts
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zolo2500
zolo2500: I got rid of Starr!!!
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zolo2500
zolo2500: Throw a party with me Upaya
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thrawn72
thrawn72: hey
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tstarr8481
tstarr8481: ...
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Jaguar Essence
Jaguar Essence: Upaya, do you mind to elaborate what's what we're seeing? And what's your perspective and understanding, please and thank you.
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Upaya
Upaya: This is Grahamā€™s hierarchy of disagreements. When arguing with an interlocutor, one always wants to offer direct refutations to the others central point, UNLESS in a narrow band of circumstances, there are times that offering either a counter argument, or a refutation NOT to the others central point when you feel that that point doesnā€™t touch on the real topic at hand, but ONLY when you feel that the simple offering of a counter argument will be enough to get your opposition to agree that theyā€™re on the wrong point... but any form of argument lower than those is always poor form... simple straight contradictions donā€™t move the conversation forward, responses to tone arenā€™t even about the topic at hand, ā€œto the manā€ as hominem insults leads to bickering, and name calling isnā€™t even an argument... note: extra verbiage and jargon doesnā€™t excuse these lower arguments... whether you call someone an asshat or ā€œan uneducated ignorant troglodyteā€ itā€™s STILL namecalling lol
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Upaya
Upaya: The saddest part though is that we see VERY few who stick to direct refutations, and a wild abundance of lowly namecalling šŸ˜…
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Super Esquire
Super Esquire: So name calling is the bedrock of argument refutation? šŸ¤£šŸ¤£
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Upaya
Upaya in reply to Super Esquire: Can you readšŸ˜…ā“... I specifically said name calling was NOT an argument... itā€™s Grahamā€™s Hierarchy of ā€œDisagreementsā€ ... Try looking it up, I didnā€™t make it up lol
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Super Esquire
Super Esquire: šŸ¤£šŸ¤£šŸ˜‚
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Super Esquire
Super Esquire: Oh, I missed that, sorry
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Super Esquire
Super Esquire: Didn't read comments section
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Super Esquire
Super Esquire: Makes more sense now
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Super Esquire
Super Esquire: Name calling is the bedrock of argument refutation when your kids, though.
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Upaya
Upaya: šŸ˜‚šŸ‘ all good šŸ˜ŽšŸ‘
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isac1newtone
isac1newtone: Aye, those cheeky lil bastards. They're Russian spies, mate
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TheSmilingMortician
TheSmilingMortician: I prefer starting with name calling
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