Their sharp scientific debate informed rather than detracted. And it showed how a leading University can still fulfill its role of providing a forum for free and open discussion on controversial subjects in a fair-minded way. It also had the added benefit that the participants knew what they were talking about...
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It also had the added benefit that the participants knew what they were talking about. Who won the debate? Make up your own mind. Watch the video, listen to the audio, read the text and check out the slide presentations. There's a lesson here: let's get it right and when we do we will adjust our attitudes...
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