How to Win Every Argument
Madsen Berry builds on his evidence for using and actually misusing logic to win arguments in the second edition of this clever and entertaining book. By remembering new parts for how to win contentions recorded as a hard copy, in the bar, with a companion, on Facebook and in 140 characters (on Twitter), Pirie gives the total manual for winning battles going from ordinarily to tremendously serious.
He has related to pulverizing models every one of the most well-known false notions utilized in polemics. We all like to think of ourselves as straightforward and logical, but this book contains fallacies that every reader will recognize as their own.
The author shows you how to improve your thinking while also spotting flaws in the arguments of others. Perry also demonstrates how to deliberately be irrational and gets away with it, which is even more damaging. You'll become insanely smart from reading this book: Your adversaries and friends alike will regret that you read it.
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