Supporting a claim with the claim itself. The Power of Intellectual Humility
Great thinkers look for "logical fallacies"—cracks in the foundation of an argument. Common traps include: Attacking the person instead of their point. Critical Thinking: The Art of Argument
Building the strongest possible version of your opponent’s argument. Supporting a claim with the claim itself
At its core, an argument is not a shouting match. It is a logical structure consisting of two main parts: The evidence or reasons offered as support. Critical Thinking: The Art of Argument