... are divided into three fundamental parts, the claim, reason and the unknown assumptions provided by the targeted audience. The audience must accept that my assumptions are actually true in order to be considered logical, so if the audience view a different kind of intended assumption it'll be extremely hard to see my logic in this matter. One of the major reasons I've aligned the use of logic to create my public argument ... . In other words, if you use an argument that mainly relies on emotions and authority or either logic, you are in potential risk of damaging your entire ethos as a w...

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