The document discusses different types of arguments and the assumptions underlying certain statements. It provides examples of hidden assumptions and distinguishes between arguments that can be resolved with facts or evidence versus those involving matters of taste, values or policy. The types of arguments addressed include truth claims that can be verified, value claims which require agreed upon norms or criteria, arguments about policy or fairness, and evaluative arguments. The document emphasizes establishing criteria for evaluating value-based arguments.

1. LET’S ARGUE SOME MORE Yes, we’re not yet done.