8.0.1.5 Presenting the Conclusion and Values

Version 1.0 December 2016                                         Previous Version

Even if we agree on the structure, and substance of a conclusion, we can still debate and explore how our conclusions should be presented. 

It would be silly to restrict ourselves to text based pages online or in hard copy books.  The majority of people don't learn from reading text.  Learning generally requires engagement and interaction.  An emotional response often precedes insight.  Some people do response emotionally to text based non-fiction, but not many.  

So we need to explore a wide range of media and formats to present the insights of this Way.

This may include social media, short videos, comedy sketches, cartoons and stories.

This should also include educational courses for those who wish for a structured explanation.

For this we need seek contributions from all those interested in helping to promote this way:

●    to provide graphics to illustrate or enhance the existing text;

●    to manage web sites, produce online videos, and other online material;

●    to provide links to related material;

●    to review other publications, book, web sites, videos, courses

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