When speaking to persuade,one must oversimplify complex,gradation-laden situations into simplistic,two-valued,either-or,polar views or choices.

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When speaking to persuade, it is not necessary to oversimplify complex situations into two-valued, either-or choices. In fact, it is often more effective to acknowledge and address the nuances and complexities of the topic at hand.

When Speaking to Persuade,one Must Oversimplify Complex,gradation-Laden Situations into Simplistic,two-Valued,either-Or,polar