Arguments between two people
They are very different from a debate in front of an audience.
- You are trying to win over the other person, so look for ways of building consensus and do not be belligerent in making your points.
- In front of an audience, you can use all sorts of theatrical and rhetorical devices to bolster your case and belittle your adversary.
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