Good arguments are typically purely emotional.
No, good arguments should not be purely emotional. They should be based on logical reasoning and supported by reliable evidence. Evaluating the evidence ensures that the arguments are sound and objective, rather than relying solely on emotion.
Why should you always evaluate evidence for arguments?
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You should not have to, because most people are trustworthy.
You should not have to, because most people are trustworthy.
Some types of evidence can be misused or unreliable.
Some types of evidence can be misused or unreliable.
Most evidence used in arguments are factually incorrect.
Most evidence used in arguments are factually incorrect.
Good arguments are typically purely emotional.
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