A Crash Course in Village SquareIn the time we've been trying our hand at having civil conversation, we've learned a thing or two. So as you wade into our wiki, give some thought to our Village Square 101 principles, organized into pithy little essays (uh that means we just throw stuff in there when we think of it). It's advice your mom would give you if she had any idea at all of what a wiki is and could even imagine that you'd ever be rude. And, like mom, we probably go long and a little preachy. (Click on each picture to hear our yammer...) Want to suggest another principle? Why not send it on over Labels
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"Reality can only be perceived through multiple sets of eyes"
Page: "They." Page: 68% solutions Page: Arguing Extremes vs. Middle Page: Avoid arguing the domino theory Page: Biased assimilation Page: Boiling a frog Page: Citizen's Election Season Survival Guide Page: Don't make black blacker Page: Elementary Watson Page: End the war on context Page: Facts matter. Page: Glass house you live in, meet rock in your hand Page: Goose and Gander Page: I cannot say "A lie!" Page: Join the Cherry Picking strike Page: Let them eat (purple) cake Page: Merthiolate Page: Mythos and Logos Page: Particularized trust Page: Peripheral processing Page: Selective exposure Page: The Hostile Media Effect Page: The Power of AND Page: The seesaw Page: Time for lunch Page: Uh, love thy neighbor? Page: Understanding likeminded groups Page: Unless you are Carnac The Magnificent, don't read minds |























