Are you going to tell us the 15 reasons? Or just argue about them?

2 It's usually a waste of time, because even if you are 100% correct and know exactly what you are talking about, and explain it clearly and concisely, the other person will often not change their mind anyway.

Here are 15 reasons why I am right .

Arguing with someone who knows nothing about a subject is just not right, it is like Booing at the special Olympics, you just shouldn't do it.

I'm a nurse, looks like you are too. I get frustrated sometimes because a patient will think they understand a health condition because they googled it. I work in dialysis and I get patients quite often that will tell me "I have been eating potassium because I googled muscle cramps and the website said I should eat bananas and drink OJ." Dude, do you not remember the conversation where I told you high potassium in kidney failure patients will stop your heart? Your potassium is 7!!!

I will make a point but I will not argue it to death. What 15 reasons?

I don't like it easy !! I like them to put up a fight! before I reduce them to tears of laughter while illustrating why they are wrong lol .. only way is to make em laugh.. otherwise walk away .. might as well try to weave steel girders from mist.

-10. I'm no educator

I hate it, I tend to play dumb and try to end the conversation.

I work in a technical field and I really dislike it when someone thinks they know better than me. I will listen to them fully and then see if I can torpedo their dumb and/or insane idea.

I wonder a lot about people who argue with me about topics I have experience in. I try very hard not to disparage them in my responses. When I do run across someone willing to honestly debate a topic with me, I find it refreshing.