The Rule of Three Arguments.

As annoying as it is, this is not my invention. But it's a tool I enjoy using. It's said to have been invented by Homer in the 8th century B.C. So, I'll be consistent: First, we use the strongest argument, then the middle argument, and finally, the LARGEST ARGUMENT. Based on that, we don't use weak arguments at all. Notice? They do more harm than good! Your opponent will gladly latch on to a weak argument and give it maximum attention and time. Do not rely on the quantity of arguments, bet on the QUALITY.