What is all this about?/Are these all the answers?
This is an interactive argument built out of pieces expressed by
different people. I want to enter an argument (in
Hebrew LeHitvakeach) with you. I've presented a claim. You may agree, disagree, or
think somewhat different from my views. You should think about what I said and
make up your mind what you think on this subject. If your response happens to be
in the text (or
something similar), click that item. Then you'll get my reaction to that response. Now
you do the same, decide what you want to say now and if it's there, you click it. You
may go on with this process until you get to a point where you have an answer which
does not appear
in the text. Now you click the item which says "Type in your comments" (or something
similar) and enter an e-mail mode where you can write everything you want to say, and
you send it to me as e-mail. I'll read your message and if it's relevant, I'll add it
to the present discussion in the right place. Then I'll add my reaction, and send it to
you so we can go on arguing (and adding branches to the interactive argument). That's
the idea.
The respnses you see at present are not all the possible responses.
I put in only such responses that I actually got from live people, in e-mail, or when
I show them
this discussion. Usually I put in also the name of the guy (or the girl), unless he (or
she) asks me not to
do it. The responses without names are usully common responses, which many people have
expressed. There may be a few responses which I didn't have yet the time to put these
in.
Note: At any point in time you may use the different BACK options,
and choose
another turn in the discussion. You may then present another argument, different
from the first one that you've expressed. I don't mind!
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your comments.
Author: Joseph Regev
Date: 3 Apr 1997