The Viscosity of a Debate

The Viscosity of a Debate

In a debate where opinions are discussed there is a race between participants where individuals argue their ways to win over the others. Taking the principle of viscosity of fluid and applying to debate an experimental trial can be evolved to arrive at a plan for winning the debate.

The terms Viscosity and Debate are as follows:

Viscosity of a fluid is the resistance the fluid exhibits to flow or the resistance it exhibits to an external object moving in it.

Debate is a discussion between people in which they express different opinions about something related to the discussion.

An external object can pass through to reach a particular depth in the fluid of high viscosity if:

The object is sent with a greater amount of force.

The object generates a quantum of heat to reduce the viscosity of the fluid.

The object can generate mass as it goes down the fluid.

In a debate the person needs to weigh the opponent’s potential to debate and also the will to hold on to a debate. This analysis needs to be done prior to any debate. During the process of a debate the debater can break the resistivity and move deep into the debate with advantage, provided the relevant points with uniqueness are shot into the debate forcefully at appropriate time intervals causing a weakening in the response resistivity formulation of the opponent.

2.    Creating a heated sequence at appropriate time intervals during the debate where the opponent slides into losing of balance causing a weakness in resistivity

3.     The debater can keep adding weight to their presentation by adding relevant but unforeseen points to the debate, and

4.     The debater can also add irrelevant but foreseen points into the debate to put the opponent into a phase of disorientation.

Any debate will be challenging because it holds on to the principle of uncertainty. No debater can say with certainty the response mechanism of their opponent. In such frame of debates the opponent has to be viewed like a fluid with greater viscosity.  

Formula for Viscosity is   F=µA (u/y)

F is the force of the debater

µ is the content factor of the debate

A is the scope of the debate.

u is the advantage data to enhance capitalizing the debate

y is the disadvantage data to destabilize the opponent

“A person as a debater will see success when there be focus on the content of the debate keeping the scope of the debate at a manageable level with building the content of the debate on structured data of advantage to capitalize and using timely presentation of disadvantage data to destabilize the opponent.”