Writing forces your brain to discover what you really think
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In an environmental ethics class, I had to write a short essay, 800 to maybe 1,000 words, every week. You had to lay out an argument for “why I think eating meat is unacceptable,” or “GMOs are okay, actually.” There was no right answer; what mattered was the quality of your argument.
Professor Simeone, who checked a few boxes for crazy, brilliant academics, was a hard grader. If you had lazy arguments or didn’t seriously consider the counterarguments to your position, you were greeted with an en
Professor Simeone, who checked a few boxes for crazy, brilliant academics, was a hard grader. If you had lazy arguments or didn’t seriously consider the counterarguments to your position, you were greeted with an en
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