Practical craft: how to argue, persuade and win fairly.
Being right is not the same as being believed. Persuasion runs on three tracks at once, ethos, pathos and logos, and most people only ever use one. Here is how to pull all three on purpose.
A logical fallacy is a bad argument that sounds right, which is exactly what makes it dangerous. Here are the ones you will actually meet, how to catch them in real time, and how to shut them down without sounding like a logic professor.
The loudest voice rarely wins the room. These are the concrete techniques strong debaters use to stay calm, stay sharp, and win on substance.