How do I win an argument with someone that never admit that he is wrong?

First, what do you consider winning an argument? Getting a well-fitted response will become a shield against this eerie feeling of inferiority. Winning in arguments is determined when a person bows, embraces or accepts another person’s view over his or hers and that is reached after a mature discourse with a strong exposition of evidence and facts. For an argument to be termed profitable, there is a need for patience, tolerance and explicitness. Most times, what we call arguments are not, and because somebody is loud doesn’t mean the person is right. Lastly, determining the essence of the exercise is also necessary, so that you don’t end up ranting instead of learning. Arguing to show off is and should be the least reason for having one. Now, ask yourself, have you two really been arguing or ranting?