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== Knowing When to Disengage == Sometimes the most productive choice is to exit an online argument, especially if: - The other person is trolling or arguing in bad faith - The discussion has become overly hostile or unproductive - You find yourself getting too emotionally invested - You've made your key points and further debate seems fruitless - The topic is not important enough to warrant continued effort In these cases, it's often best to politely disengage rather than continuing unproductively. By following these principles and approaches, you can engage in more constructive and effective online arguments focused on logic, evidence, and mutual understanding rather than "winning" at all costs. The goal should be to have a productive exchange of ideas that advances understanding on both sides.
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