Well, sometimes arguments are essential as they open our minds to new viewpoints and opinions.
Also, they help us to clarify and put forward our thoughts and beliefs.
Having said that, destructive or negative arguments often lead to discomfort and give rise to unnecessary problems between people.
Sometimes arguments can lead to debates even on minor issues.
One argument that I remember vividly is the one that two of my friends had while we were working on our group assignment.
We had all gathered at my place to work on the assignment for 2 days straight and at the end of day 1, each one of us was pretty tired.
Probably, this was the main cause of that silly argument.
It so happened that last month we were supposed to submit a group assignment in banking for our final semester exam.
However, despite giving a lot of thought, we were unable to arrive at a logical conclusion regarding the topic of the assignment.
One of my friends suggested Commercial banks whereas the other suggested Industrial banks.
It first started with a healthy discussion but soon transformed into an overblown argument where neither of them was ready to budge.
Later, they even started blaming each other for getting stuck with the assignment and our inability to even decide on the topic.
Fed up with all this, me and my other friend interrupted and suggested the topic of Central banks as it was less time-consuming.
In addition, it was a simpler and easy-to-understand topic as opposed to commercial and industrialised banks.
While suggesting the topics, I also elaborated on how we could proceed through the topic for better grades.
After our suggestions, the argument ended as they realised their folly.
Later, I did tell how childish and silly it was of them to have an argument on such a petty topic.
As I felt it was just a waste of our time and energy as we got nothing constructive out of it.
I think they should have focused more on working on the assignment rather than sitting and arguing pointlessly.
Well,
sometimes
arguments
are essential as they open our minds to new viewpoints and opinions.
Also
, they
help
us to clarify and put forward our thoughts and beliefs.
Having said that, destructive or
negative
arguments
often
lead to discomfort and give rise to unnecessary problems between
people
.
Sometimes
arguments
can lead to debates even on minor issues.
One
argument
that I remember
vividly
is the one that two of my friends had while we were working on our group assignment.
We had all gathered at my place to work on the
assignment
for 2 days straight and at the
end
of day 1, each one of us was pretty tired.
Probably
, this was the main cause of that silly argument.
It
so
happened that last month we
were supposed
to submit a group
assignment
in banking for our final semester exam.
However
, despite giving
a lot of
thought
, we were unable to arrive at a logical conclusion regarding the
topic
of the assignment.
One of my friends suggested Commercial banks whereas the other suggested Industrial banks.
It
first
started
with a healthy discussion
but
soon
transformed into an overblown
argument
where neither of them was ready to budge.
Later, they even
started
blaming each other for getting stuck with the
assignment
and our inability to even decide on the topic.
Fed up with all this, me and my other friend interrupted and suggested the
topic
of Central banks as it was less time-consuming.
In addition
, it was a simpler and easy-to-understand
topic
as opposed to commercial and
industrialised
banks.
While suggesting the
topics
, I
also
elaborated on how we could proceed through the
topic
for better grades.
After our suggestions, the
argument
ended as they
realised
their folly.
Later, I did
tell
how childish and silly it was of them to have an
argument
on such a petty topic.
As I felt it was
just
a waste of our time and energy as we
got
nothing constructive out of it.
I
think
they should have focused more on working on the
assignment
rather
than sitting and arguing
pointlessly
.