This is a 2x2 chart illustrating different argument strategies: Axes Labels: X-axis (horizontal): "YOURS" Y-axis (vertical): "YOU" Quadrants (with illustrative examples): Top Left (Strawman): Description: "Weaken their argument to beat it up." Example: Stick figure says, "So what you're saying is you want to destroy America," while gesturing to a chart with basic graphs. Top Right (Motte-and-Bailey): Description: "Strengthen your argument to defend the indefensible." Example: Stick figure says, "I just think people should do their own research," standing next to a bulletin board with red strings connecting images. Bottom Left (Steelman): Description: "Strengthen their argument to truly listen." Example: Stick figure says, "If I understand your point about housing…" while pointing to a chart of a house with a sun. Bottom Right (Motte-and-Bailout): Description: "Weaken your argument to give them a win." Example: Stick figure says, "Oh, I just like superhero movies because of the special effects," next to a "PhD Film" diploma. Visual Style: Minimalist stick figures and props in black-and-white, with color used sparingly for emphasis (e.g., graphs, images).