T-chart

One thing, one vertical line, two columns. Usually for and against, sometimes what you know and what you assume. The narrowness is the point: a T-chart admits only one item at a time and makes the imbalance between the two sides visible by length alone, without pretending the items are weighted equally.

One thing, one vertical line, two columns. Usually for and against, sometimes what you know and what you assume. The narrowness is the point: a T-chart admits only one item at a time and makes the imbalance between the two sides visible by length alone, without pretending the items are weighted equally.

Example

Best when there is a single decision and you want both sides written down before you argue either.