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Familiar Fact or Fantastic Folly? On the Relativity of Strangeness (Part 1)
October 14th, 200903:02 PM ETThe notion of argument tends to have a bad connotation today, suggesting to many an image of red faced, outraged people with bulging eyes and flecks of spit flying from their snarling mouths. That is unfortunate since the verb "to argue" comes from a Latin root meaning "to make clear." And making your position clear to people you disagree with se...
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