The "paid-what-you're-worth" argument is fundamentally misleading because it ignores power, overlooks institutions, and disregards politics.
Nick Spencer's Atheists: The Origin of the Species (Bloomsbury) contains arguments worth arguing with as well as many that members of the titular species should happily accept.
Some commenters questioned if the photo was actually a decade old or if it had been digitally altered, as if those are arguments worth arguing. .
With a long line of impatient passengers, I decided it wasn't worth an argument, but as I walked away, I called out, "What if I had already put the cream cheese on the bagel?," to which she replied, "That would have been O.K.!" I guess the whole breakfast is safer than its parts.
It was not the name I would have chosen, but it was not worth the argument.
Choosing to go without a wedding band is hardly new, nor seemingly worth an argument — for men, that is.
Yes, he should have made sure that Richards was, because the bid needs the Premier League and it was not worth the argument to have Richards on the fringe.
Whether there is any scientific basis for this claim is debatable, but for what it's worth the argument is that people feel miserable because Christmas is over, the credit card bills are arriving, it's dark when you go to work in the morning and it's dark when you head home.
It must have been this which on one occasion caused him to exclaim, "Momento!", reach over and take the modelling tool from my hand, poke the clay about a bit, and then return it to me with a flourish, saying "Better, no?" (I chose to be amused, and then put things back as they were before his intervention. It did not seem worth an argument).
This, of itself, was worth the argument of any other man".
"It wasn't worth the argument and it wasn't worth taking it personally," she said.
