Fridays 1:00 – 2:30PM - Limit 15
Can we really have a "good argument?" The chances are better if we know how to listen, get relevant facts, and construct logical arguments. But facts aren't enough. We also need to understand how egos and emotions influence our positions. In this class, you'll learn how to uncover the points of disagreement, how to construct a logical argument and how to spot false arguments (baloney.) We'll start with some lighter disagreements, such as the merits of the ocean vs. the mountains, and then will move onto meatier topics like the pros and cons of a state income tax. The instructor will give topic suggestions, but the choices will be made by the class members.
Facilitator: Tess George
