Question: Should this be the required format for debate? I look
  at this, and it is a gameboard. It's a game many people take
  very seriously and I've "played it" with people many times
  through the years, although I never saw it put together quite so
  succinctly. But, how helpful is it really for communication?
  I see this, and I do not see a discussion laid out. I do not see
  a debate. I see a conversation that has turned into a game of
  efficiency, of winners and losers and those that play the game
  best win the game. But what do they lose? What is beyond the
  game?[1]12795266_10154011132392042_6678430692702958117_n

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