Weak arguments are like chains: If one claim breaks, the whole argument falls apart.
Lawyers—i.e., people who argue as a profession—know better. Instead of linking chains, lawyers weave claims into cables of arguments strong enough to convince judges and juries. Unlike fragile links, if one...
Hey! So I recently discovered this fine channel, which shows murderer's hearings, where they are persuaded and convinced to plead guilty. Unfortunately it has only 3 videos now and it's not in english.
The best thing about these videos is that the narrator shows what exact techniques detective...
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