The Universal Law of Argumentation

The very idea of an argument is you've got to start with a premise that would be plausible to someone that doesn't already agree with you. That's the kind of thing that I pretty much never see in content philosophy there's more of a sense of we all have a general body of agreement here and then we're going to reason from it. And so, I think that's just not real arguments real arguments really has to begin by saying by being addressed to someone that isn't convinced your conclusions you have to find some common ground and then reason fromIt.