"I can't overstate how affective a good metaphor (or good, well revised writing in general) can be in persuading others."
Muphry's law[1] strikes again.
Muphry's law[1] strikes again.
I was conscious of my usage although ill be the first to admit i make typos all the time. To elaborate, writing can evoke feelings good or bad, feelings of familiarity or confusion, and these feelings can lend to a more persuasive writing. This was my point in the second paragraph.