Constructive conflict is needed for progress and mutual understanding, a central theme in argumentation theory — Here’s why.
Posted on Wednesday, 1:45, August 8, 2012, in Kool Stuff and tagged Alice Stewart, Argumentation theory, constructive conflict, Disagreement, Margaret Heffernan, Politics, Science, TED, Thought. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
I'm a carbon-based bio-organism belonging to a particularly powerful and potentially self-destructive species native to a speck of dirt orbiting an average but temperamental yellow star in a backwater spiral arm of an insignificant galaxy.
Go figure.
Thank you, Kate :-)
Thanks, Carl. As a skeptic, I try to be comfortable with being wrong now and then. But this is one t
Thanks for sharing this Troy. I ponder similar things sometimes and I think my life is pretty ordina
I hate it when disappointment makes us all emotional. But it's probably good to feel all the feeling
I think I have to flag your statement "...no more me. Anywhere. ..." as being in error. You will sti
As someone afraid of conflict, I needed to hear this. Thank you!
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