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Republicans are from Mars; Democrats are from Venus

wearethepaper wrote 3 weeks ago:   Why does it increasingly seem that people of different political persuasions are unable to commun … more →

Tags: Social commentary, Republicans, Democrats, obama, Politics, Communication Strategies, Tips, Public Policy, War

The Last Big Post

Russ wrote 1 month ago: Well kids, here we are-election eve. All the campaigning, and all the TV ads, all the propaganda, an … more →

Tags: 2008, Barack Obama, Citizenship, Comedy Central, Conspiracy Theory, death and taxex, election, indecisión, John McCain

The Art and Science of Argumentation4 comments

root3 wrote 1 month ago:  ’Conversation, indeed!’ said the Rocket. ‘You have talked the whole time yourse … more →

Tags: HOW TO?, King markiV returns, argue, arguee, arguer, Argument, camels nose, Data, Debate

French argumentation

bartver wrote 1 month ago: In French, ‘argumenter’ never means to quarrel, but ‘to give reasons, ‘un ar … more →

Tags: language

Nature vs. Morality1 comment

Ike Pigott wrote 1 month ago: I won’t comment until later, but here is an interesting take on logical fallacies. Conservativ … more →

Tags: Rhetoric, Fallacies

The Nothing Wrong Song

Sheila wrote 1 month ago: As soon as you ask someone if something is wrong, they immediately respond with “Oh, nothings … more →

Tags: daily life, Random, attitudes, secrets, Reasoning, Philosophy, Basic Princinples, Guidance, Equanimity

Do we ask too much of our teachers?

polisny wrote 1 month ago: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/7663964.stm (Shortcut to the BBC article here summarized and ta … more →

Tags: 1, Art, Life, News, Philosophy, Politics, writing

Something I Saw the Other Day…Collapsed Elderly Woman

thefuerstshallbelast wrote 2 months ago: In honor of JR’s new page, I will start a continuing and random series on everyday things I o … more →

Tags: Something I Saw the Other Day, Theology, Christianity, God, Religion, Social Justice, Absentmindedness, Absentminded, heart of God

Unnamed Wunderkind

bartver wrote 2 months ago: I read a Nature review of Nowak’s 2006 Evolutionary Dynamics: Exploring the Equations of Life. … more →

Tags: Research, profession

Ad Hominem4 comments

Ike Pigott wrote 2 months ago: Ad hominem = attack the man. This is a perfectly acceptable tactic in argumentation, provided the su … more →

Tags: Fallacies, Gore, Limbaugh, McCain, obama, Rhetoric

Argumentation online2 comments

jennymackness wrote 2 months ago: The skeptic thread seems to have caused quite a stir, attracted lots of posts and whipped up a fair … more →

Tags: Connectivism, Connected, CCK08, discussion

Anger Management

Ike Pigott wrote 2 months ago: Sometimes, anger makes us say things we don’t really mean.  Other times, it brings to the sur … more →

Tags: anger, Rhetoric, Salón

4 Modern Arguments that Suck2 comments

Ike Pigott wrote 2 months ago: The great thing about Internet communities and forums is that they give us a whole world full of dis … more →

Tags: Bullying, Fallacy, Fear, Rhetoric

Your argument isn't new6 comments

Derek wrote 2 months ago: Often enough, I get visitors that read a post or two of mine and then leave a comment that they thi … more →

Tags: Atheism, Philosophy, Christianity, Faith, Debate, Argument, Theism, Belief

an essay opining the usage of friendship caring

polisny wrote 3 months ago: In the Standford Encyclopaedia of Philosophy, Friendship is talked upon at length. This is to be a s … more →

Tags: Art, Life, Philosophy, Thoughts, Friendship, language, Thought, writing

Inoculation

Jeff Borden wrote 3 months ago: Are you as fascinated by the political conventions as I am?  The DNC was last week and the RNC is … more →

Tags: communications, leadership, Politics, persuasion, obama, McCain, Debate, DNC, RNC

Prejudice is necessary

bartver wrote 3 months ago: Theodore Dalrymple has written a book In Praise of Prejudice: The Necessity of Preconceived Ideas. A … more →

Tags: Cognition, Law

From algorithm complexity to primality tests

bartver wrote 3 months ago: A while ago I had a discussion with Arnold about the complexity of algorithms. It was fruitful as it … more →

Tags: CS, Math

How To Win An Argument: 11 All-o-Common Logical Fallacies Part III1 comment

Major Mathias wrote 4 months ago: 8. Sweeping Generalization A sweeping generalization starts with such words as “always” … more →

Tags: Informative, logic, Fallacy, Argument, Part III

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