I seem to be stuck on one particular question - What
am I interested in that can be argued about which the Daily Universe audience
would be interested in reading? In
short, what am I interested in that will interest others? A new topic.
Something that hasn't been debated over and over again at which point
I'm so far behind I wouldn't even be able to make a good argument. I'm going over topics in my head - and now on
the computer - topics that range from my own personal interests like biking,
skiing, boating, hiking, drawing. What
am I interested in? What do I do? Do I have a strong opinion about a specific
topic? Nothing seems to be interesting
enough to others let alone argumentative.
What do I usually argue about? I
never seem to be arguing about one specific topic.
Wait, there's something maybe. It's interesting how your brain puts pieces
together so quickly! Oh yeah that's definitely something! I've got to write this down before I forget
or my brain starts putting other things together.
I work at an internet support call center. I don't argue with the customers who call in
but there are times that I'd like to.
The topic is always computers of course.
The issue I'd occasionally like to argue is usually the most effective
way to solve the customer's issue. So,
I'm thinking about computers and BYU - my audience for this paper. I'm reminded of a conversation I had with one
of my roommates the first couple days of class.
We were talking about how some classes/professors are adopting a
"no laptop/tablet/handheld device" policy this semester. That's a topic that could be argued. I think that's a good topic to argue.
Well, look at that, my twenty minutes of
brainstorming are up and I came up with one topic. I'd say I've hit a breakthrough.
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