famousringo on 26 February 2009
| Demotruk said: I prefer the excuse that even if you don't change the mind of the person you are arguing with, at least it's a public argument with the potential to change/influence the minds of people who aren't yet arguing with you(but are reading). |
Furthermore, it helps you to reflect and order your own thoughts on the subject at hand. Maybe consider a facet or two you hadn't thought of before. That's worth something.
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