Category: Group – Discussion Group
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Is the true measure of a civilised country how it treats its most vulnerable members?
Last Friday of the month in Centro Social Javea Discussion group will discuss the topic. Mahatma Gandhi said, “A nation’s greatness is measured by how it treats its weakest members”. If you are interested in talking about it and listen what other people think, please come and join us.
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Should we be worried about falling fertility rates?
Next meeting the Discussion Group topic will be – What are the pro and cons of a falling fertility rate? The fertility rate is the average number of live births per woman in the population. In order to maintain the current population size, the fertility rate needs to be 2.1 children per woman. If it…
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ChatGPT – should we be wary of it or embrace it?
The following Discussion Group meeting this only time will be 24th of March, not as usual last Friday of the month. We will talk about a new application of Artificial intelligence that everybody interested can get for free and use according to interests and needs. There is a lot of information and articles about Chat…
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Should Europe, which is united against the Russian invasion in Ukraine, shelter Russians fleeing mobilisation?
The discussion group, as always will have a meeting, on the last Friday of the month, the 25 of November and this time it is on the subject of Russian refugees. Discussions about a common EU approach are ongoing.Russia says it is not a country at war, they are just carrying out a military operation….What…
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Does travel really broaden the mind or do we simply take our preconceptions with us?
It is the topic for the Discussion Group meeting on 28 October, the last Friday of the month One of the greatest things you can take away from travelling is being able to see the world through somebody else’s eyes – that rarely happens at home when you’re busy with your usual routine. Have you…
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“What are fallacies? Can you spot them?”
Logical fallacies — those logical gaps that invalidate arguments — aren’t always easy to spot. While some come in the form of loud, glaring inconsistencies, others can easily fly under the radar, sneaking into everyday meetings and conversations undetected. There are many different types of fallacies and their variations are almost endless. During our first autumn…