Good Reasons Chapter Three

Faigley and Selzer are back at it again in this thrilling chapter in their book "Good Reasons" (2012) this crazy pair are inspiring in the most educated way possible, asserting the ways to find things to argue about. The duo build up this chapter with examples of ways people can get mad at each other, and saying obvious things that are naturally assumed if you're a human functioning in society- if you know how to have a conversation, you don't need this chapter. In order to educate students on how to speak like a robot, the pair wrote this excruciating chapter which seems like it is meant for small children. The audience, of course, is college students- although, I could be convinced it's for elementary school kids just learning how to pick up a pen... In a nutshell, the dynamic duo didn't stir up much thought in this chapter- it was dull and painly obvious.