Logic relies on the assumption that the other party is sufficiently astute, clear-minded, and ethically sound to appreciate nuance and truth. Once it becomes clear that this is not the case, rational discussion loses its value.
Logic relies on the assumption that the other party is sufficiently astute, clear-minded, and ethically sound to appreciate nuance and truth. Once it becomes clear that this is not the case, rational discussion loses its value.
When pure reason fails, tactics rooted in persuasion and strategic manipulation come into play to secure agreement where genuine understanding is lacking. And if that proves ineffective, the options are either to withdraw or resort to force.