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Browsing channels, there was a five hour program called “The Great Debate” with popular celbrities “debating” interesting topics.  I didn’t see it, just caught the information blurb.  I’ve got to see if I can find it and use it.

When people stop debating, when they stop talking in a civilized manner, with logic & thoughtfulness and respect for a differing opinion, bad things happen.  People become angry, lose their temper and let their emotions take over.  Literally, people fight & die.  So, this blog is about courteous, thoughtful, reasoned argument, and the pursuit of […]