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Daniel Dennett's tools for thinking
Some of it strikes me as very likely to be correct-- learn from your mistakes, respect your opponent, choose opponents worthy of respect (my re-phrasing of his "don't waste your time on rubbish"). Some of it is ideas I'm going to check-- "surely" and rhetorical questions are what people do to shore up weak points in their arguments.