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The steel man argument (or steelmanning) is the exact opposite of the straw man argument. The idea is to find the best form of the opponent's argument to test opposing opinions. | The steel man argument (or steelmanning) is the exact opposite of the straw man argument. The idea is to find the best form of the opponent's argument to test opposing opinions. | ||
[https://thebasics.guide/steel-manning/ Steel-manning] on The Basics Guide | [https://thebasics.guide/steel-manning/ Steel-manning] on [https://thebasics.guide/ The Basics Guide] | ||
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The steel man argument (or steelmanning) is the exact opposite of the straw man argument. The idea is to find the best form of the opponent's argument to test opposing opinions.
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