hi everybody.

this topic was just raised in a discussion, far down the screen where not everyone might get ;-) but it's a matter that concerns all of us, and i'd like you to discuss it or comment on it. it's about getting discussions started more easily than usual on easa next year. so:

"as we said, one attempt will be a lecture marathon at the beginning, 2 days with 3 lectures each (+/-) and time inbetween for discussion. as i heard during easa from idontrememberwhom, coffee breaks during lectures are a very appreciated mean to fuel discussions.

this starting period will allow people to get into the topic at a time when minds are still fresh and motivation probably there. we'll try to do our best to get high quality people that can give a real input."

to complete it, i also want to ask what you think about organized discussions like they have it on elea in south america, people sitting around a table and discussing a certain theme. i must confess that i don't think this suits the "philosophy" completely, but let me know your opinion about it.

comments on that or other ideas? let us know!!!

flo_ch