Good point. But I prefer cheerful over aggressive.
I'm not saying that the answer is no - it's just a question worth asking. 

There is no better way of learning than teaching.

Arguing/convincing others is a form of aggressive teaching.

sommerfeld

I can see that you want to come up with a better argument and I understand it. But I would first ask myself if it is a fight worth fighting. Saylor explains it brilliantly here: 

https://fountain.fm/episode/9205753768

 (first ~10 min.). “The point is: do you want to succeed or do you just want to fight.” Is convincing this particular guy worth the time and effort?

bitcoin

How do you respond to a ETH Maxi

spraveenitpro

I can see that you want to come up with a better argument and I understand it. But I would first ask myself if it is a fight worth fighting. Saylor explains it brilliantly here: https://fountain.fm/episode/9205753768 (first ~10 min.). “The point is: do you want to succeed or do you just want to fight.” Is convincing this particular guy worth the time and effort?