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A husband and father of four, Mark Hamilton is a political activist and creator of the Twelve Visions Party and the Neothink Society. Also a writer and philosopher who has developed writings on topics ranging from health to religion, Mark Hamilton has founded many programs within the Neothink Society to benefit its members.
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1) Over 200 people attended the inaugural Arkansas Civil Discourse event to discuss how to improve civil discourse among civic leaders, elected officials, and citizens. Discussions focused on why participants were there, examples of effective civil discourse, and commitments to encourage civil discourse.
2) Key themes that emerged included improving communication between political parties, enhancing community communication, concerns over uncivil discourse on sensitive issues, and the role of technology and social media in both hindering and helping civil discourse.
3) Participants discussed exemplary civil discourse within education, business, law, medicine, community organizations, and government. They also shared commitments to listen better, understand different perspectives, and encourage civil discourse personally and professionally.
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- 2. A husband and father of four, Mark Hamilton is a political activist and creator of the Twelve Visions Party and the Neothink Society. Also a writer and philosopher who has developed writings on topics ranging from health to religion, Mark Hamilton has founded many programs within the Neothink Society to benefit its members. A secretive, private organization that is the only means to fully accessing Mr. Hamilton’s writings, the Neothink Society was established more than three decades ago. Members of the organization have access to programs that include a society think tank and clubhouses.
- 3. The Neothink Society Think Tank is made up of the organization’s members and is facilitated through national conference calls. Administered by individually chosen mentors, the calls are held at least daily and as often as multiple times a day. Topics of discussion include organizational breakthrough, politics, life, culture, and many others in addition to question-and-answer sessions. Clubhouses, another resource for members, are physical locations where members can meet in person to learn and discuss organizational writings. International in scope, the clubhouse program was implemented in 2007.