Quote by Emil Ludwig

Debate is the death of conversation.

Debate is the death of conversation.

Summary

This quote suggests that engaging in debates can sometimes hinder meaningful conversations. It implies that debates tend to focus more on differing opinions and winning arguments, rather than fostering open-mindedness and understanding between individuals. Rather than encouraging a productive exchange of ideas, debates often result in the death or cessation of the fluid, thoughtful conversation that enables genuine communication.

Topics

Argument & Debate

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