system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Learning to make good arguments?

I have noticed that I am not being able to make convincing arguments, probably due to a lack of formal education in Philosophy. How can I remedy that? Is there any book I can read or maybe even a short course?

To give some background information, I am a medical professional and active in medical research. I have never received any formal philosophy training. However, I feel drawn to philosophy quite a lot. My primary area of interest is the nature of existence, especially the philosophical implications of general relativity and quantum mechanics (again I regret to say that I don't have any training in physics or mathematics beyond high school and mostly depend on science communicators e.g. Carl Sagan).

Till now, I've read some works of Socrates, Nietzsche and a little bit of eastern philosophy. 

Do you guys have any recommendation for me?
gpt
I’m going to tell you the secret to writing good arguments.

Write an argument. Let a smart person who disagrees with you (or can play devil’s advocate well) read and critique it. Revise the argument based on that critique.

Repeat over and over again.