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Everybody’s Doing It
October 8, 2010 — Everybody’s doing it. I mean everybody!
That means, I better do it.
Your mom—or at least mine—might say something along the lines of, “if everyone else jumped off a cliff, then would you?”
A Blog with a View—Nov. 24, 2009
Ever since I was introduced to the Public Conversations Project almost a decade ago, I have been influenced by its work. I have used it as a journalist, a community member, and most recently as a university lecturer. The profound notion that even as we argue for one side in a conflict, we often are holding some contradictory thoughts inside our head, has particularly stayed with me. The more that these hidden thoughts are recognized, surfaced, and respected, the better off I firmly believe we all will be.
Why is the Public Conversations Project Blogging?
Recently the Public Conversations Project launched a new Web site. This is just the first step for us as we improve and expand the way we communicate and interact online. In recent years, online communication has become a conversation, a word that is part of our name.
