When you're arguing, you're trying to make your point. However there are still mistakes you shouldn't make: Don't be offensive. • There's a difference between playing offense and being offensive. As Abraham Lincoln said: "we should be too big to take offense and too noble to give it". • Exhausting someone else in an argument isn't the same as winning. • Speech can be sticky - sometimes what you say can stick around in people's minds for years, so be very careful with what you say. • Let people speak: don't interrupt other people and let them make their points. This way you'll hear them and they'll give you the same due.
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Arguments are about making your own points as well as listening to others. However when you exhaust your opponent by berating them or wearing them down you risk get a 'yes' that is what?