In our book, Nicholas writes, "When persuasion regarding a particular issue is the goal, reason is a very valuable tool. Reason or logic carries a discussion from premises through well-reasoned arguments to a conclusion. However, often there is a no clear-cut solution to a real life problem, and logic alone cannot persuade."
What is your interpretation of this statement?
I think he is saying logic is a very important thing to use. Many things can be solved by simply thinking about them. When you are watching documentaries you need to be thinking about the issue they are talking about. If we can think like the person who made the documentary, it is much easier for them to persuade the audience. If your not thinking or interpreting what they are saying, nothing will ever come out of the documentary.
