Letters to a Young Contrarian: Chapter 6

At the end of chapter 6, Hitchens writes,"You may not always have the energy to combat each of them every time; you may find that you want your husband and conserve your resources for a better cause or a more propitious day." This stood out in the chapter because it holds truth to the fact you can't always win every argument. In life you need to decide which battles are worth fighting for and which are not.