@writebetterbooks: Your readers trust you more when you don't hide the other side. Including counter-evidence in nonfiction shows you're not afraid of pushback. You're not pretending other perspectives don't exist. Readers notice that. They give you credit for it. It's not weakness to acknowledge what complicates your argument. It's honesty. And honesty is what builds real authority. Eddy in research mode helps you find the evidence that both supports and challenges your claims. So your final draft is stronger—and your readers believe you.