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I've been getting a lot of feedback on the first how to win an argument episode.

To be honest, I've been getting a lot of the same questions over and over from

you guys. Before we talk about a few more of these common logical

fallacies, how to spot them, how to respond to them, I want to answer a few of

those questions because I think honestly, I'm impressed. These questions this

week are incredibly insightful. I think that they add to the discussion a lot.

They need to be discussed if these episodes are going to be useful to you guys

or mean something. I think that by discussing them, we're all going to be just a

little bit better at knowing how to win an argument or at least why we're

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