10 OCT 2020 | 20, 21, F

Below is a mind map of this year’s measures. Unfortunately the current subscription doesn’t allow guests to edit, so I’m looking for alternatives but see below for a preferred method of organizing arguments. In summary, it classifies arguments as types, and whether the argument is in favor or opposition to the motion. This aids our ability to find objectivity, instead of being lost in the weeds of singular arguments. Also note the green ‘citation needed’ and red ‘further research needed’ subtopics. 

This helps us keep track of arguments. In the future, we will aim to be able to take our arguments and dissect them to find certain patterns and elevate our discourse.