What is a name of two arguments? You might offer a sample scenario of how to give a reader it’s own decision.
As the title says, is there word for presenting two arguments and letting the reader draw their own conclusions from that? If someone asks for my thoughts on restaurants A and B, and I say that A is good for A, B, and C, and that B is good because of C and D, let the person asking make their own decision. What are your thoughts on them? Why does it have a name? What is its status? I feel like it’s on the tip of my tongue, but I just can’t think what it’s called.
What
are your insights on motivation?
The word unbiased is used all the time on the Internet. What are some good examples?
What are some of the most important things to be considered when trying to figure out if a person on a journey is missing or is not taking the right actions?
I’d probably use something like “I gave him the full skinny on either” here for example.
From WordNet (r) 3. 0 (2006)
:
skinny n 1: confidential information about a topic or person; “he wanted the inside skinny on the new
partner”
