What Makes an Argument Unbreakable

An unbreakable argument has three qualities: sound premises, valid structure, and anticipated counter-arguments. Most people focus only on the conclusion and neglect the supporting architecture.

The best arguments are not the most passionate or eloquent. They are the ones where every link has been stress-tested. Before you present, imagine the smartest person who disagrees with you attacking every piece. If your argument survives that test, it is ready for the real world.