Question

Construct arguments related to logistical problems by writing supportive argumentative essays. Explain the importance of constructing a logical position or argument or research. Do you feel that one is harder or more complicated than another? Support your position.

Answer 1

An argument is when someone tries to take a stand for a certain point of view. Their justification or facts should be without a doubt strong enough to conclude they have the best answer. Coming up with a great argument is very important. If you want everyone else to believe your argument is the best one or the most factual one, then you must ensure it has strong points for, and even better arguments against the other persons ideas. One can be harder than the other if you cannot find facts to back up your argument over theirs. It is not easy coming up with a strong/logical argument. There are some things that should be included in an argument. The first thing is to stay on point, do not stray off the path with a bunch of nonsense. Ensure those who are listening to the argument understand what exactly it is you are for or against. Keep the main point simple and only one view not many at the same time. Explain (define) everything discussed clearly, so everyone can understand what you are trying to say. I think that depending on how many facts you can find for or against the argument, that side will be the best one at that time. I do not think ne I better than the other all the time, it would be a case by case basis. A good example of a logical argument would be a deductive argument: Brooklyn is in New York, Bill lives in Brooklyn, Bill lives in New York.