Informal Debate
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This document provides tips for conversational or informal debating, reminding the reader to not dominate the conversation, to assume the other person has good intentions, and to keep things civilized without raising their voice or allowing the debate to become heated. The goal is a free exchange of ideas rather than one person insisting they are right and the other is wrong, and for the debate to be enlightening rather than aggressive.
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Informal Debate
- 8. Remember to: 1.Not hog the conversation. It's a debate, which should mean a free-flowing exchange of ideas, not you rambling on and on about why you're right and s/he's wrong. 2.Assume the other person means well. S/he might misspeak or the debate could get unintentionally heated. It's best to assume that the other person is coming at the debate expecting only some friendly verbal sparring, and isn't out to hurt you. 3.Don't raise your voice or let things get heated. Try not to get so wrapped up in the debate that you lose your cool. A debate should be civilized and enlightening, not a lesson in browbeating.