End of an Argument. How ?
Agrippa's Trilemma :The trilemma is a breakdown of all possible proofs for a theory into three general types: * The circular argument, in which theory and proof support each other. * The regressive argument, in which each proof requires a further proof. * The axiomatic argument, which rests on accepted precepts. This Trilemma is just for giving you an idea about types of arguments and little bit of creating impression about me (:P). We came across several heated debates on the online community, forums and blogs about any topic. In a typical argument, each person tries to prove themselves right and the other person wrong. Instead of synthesis or refining of ideas, our focus shifts to stick to our owns idea as prime and supreme one. In the end, each person only ends up either more entrenched in their views or influenced by dominant juggling of words, regardless of who seems to deliver the most rational argument. Arguments are done for the sake of progress than victory. An argument ca...