There is a fine line between arguing because you're right and arguing because you think you're right. Both follow different patterns. Arguments at the crux of their nature are there to help people assemble their thoughts and project them superior to an another. But does arguing means you have to lose your direction for the sale of being right? Let's find out.

There is a fine line between arguing because you're right and arguing because you think you're right. Both follow different patterns. Arguments at the crux of their nature are there to help people assemble their thoughts and project them superior to an another. But does arguing means you have to lose your direction for the sale of being right? Let's find out.

There is a fine line between arguing because you're right and arguing because you think you're right. Both follow different patterns. Arguments at the crux of their nature are there to help people assemble their thoughts and project them superior to an another. But does arguing means you have to lose your direction for the sale of being right?&nbsp;Let's find out.

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