Human error is an eventuality, rather than a possibility, so during the course of one’s
experience in society there is bound to be problems with other persons about many subjects, in
many situations. From these problems arise arguments, and for those who argue rather than
shy away, or submit, if not bypass, these arguments, a dilemma is faced because each person
who argues seeks to succeed the challenge presented before him, or her, self. Whether one
believes he, or she is righteous, and thus campaigning for justice, one thinks he, or she, is
accurate, and thus more sensible than another, or one merely wants to win against a rival in
competition, success through a form of trial is being sought, and causing another’s horrendous
failure should…