I had an idea I wanted to run by you guys.
I'd like to try an experiment in critical thinking. I will post a topic, and members of the board who choose to participate will choose "pro" or "con," and have to defend their point of view through logic, research, and rhetoric. The topics will be from current headlines, and will be related to SOF, the military, terrorism, or law enforcement in some manner.
Here's the catch: you don't know what the topic is until you declare yourself "pro" or "con." Potentially having to defned the opposite point of view on a topic is precisely the goal of the exercise. This will force people to consider other points of view, and will help you "know the enemy" on contemporary topics.
If we get a couple of folks interested I'll post the first topic and we'll see how it works out. Consider it a mini-case study ;)
Anyone want to give it a shot?
I'd like to try an experiment in critical thinking. I will post a topic, and members of the board who choose to participate will choose "pro" or "con," and have to defend their point of view through logic, research, and rhetoric. The topics will be from current headlines, and will be related to SOF, the military, terrorism, or law enforcement in some manner.
Here's the catch: you don't know what the topic is until you declare yourself "pro" or "con." Potentially having to defned the opposite point of view on a topic is precisely the goal of the exercise. This will force people to consider other points of view, and will help you "know the enemy" on contemporary topics.
If we get a couple of folks interested I'll post the first topic and we'll see how it works out. Consider it a mini-case study ;)
Anyone want to give it a shot?