Blog Post 3 Creativity Debate This

 

Hello to all the creative debaters out there reading this. A great debater was taken from us. I want to dedicate this blog to Charlie Kirk. He was a Conservative Activist and a co-founder of Turning Point USA. He believed in the work he was doing and strongly believed in free speech. He was creative in many ways in his own way. He was shot and killed at a school campus while speaking to a large crowd of students. The debate was "Prove Me Wrong," where he invited students to challenge his political and cultural views. So, in his honor, R.I.P. to a great role model. 


My project is from the Caffeine for the Creative Mind book. Rob Morgan, Costa Mesa, CA pg 289

The fear of every college freshman.... SPEECH AND DEBATE CLASS!. Learning to communicate in a verbal way is essential to the success of any creative. Whether it's articulating our clients' message or defending an idea or direction, debate has become an important skill for creatives to have. Your task is to do just that -DEBATE-but just with yourself. 

DEBATE THIS

The subject is simple: Is it OK to be naked in front of your pets?

Write down on a piece of paper five pros and five cons to the argument.


Have fun with this. Just remember that being creative comes in all forms..Again RIP Charlie!!


    


    



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