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DESCRIPTION:<a href="http://popcornclubshanghai.com/event/disagree-books-vs
 -screens-40901/register">DisAgree: Books Vs Screens  辩论之夜：书本
 还是屏幕？</a>\nThere was a time when most of us agreed that books we
 re for smart people and TV was the "idiot box". Is it the same today? This
  current generation of young people reads a lot less books but are they le
 ss aware of the world than previous generations as a result? Are they more
  aware? Has the availabilty of so much information through our screens ren
 dered books obsolete? Is this preference for TV and short videos over book
 s a result of shorter attention spans and even ignorance?_x000D_ _x000D_ L
 et's debate!_x000D_ _x000D_ Come explore explosive topics like these\, and
  see where the argument takes us! Controlled arguments help build skills l
 ike expressing yourself clearly\, listening deeply\, and disagreeing respe
 ctfully\, all while letting you learn more about others and yourself!_x000
 D_ _x000D_ As we talk\, we will analyze some of the best (and worst!) ways
  to discuss and debate in English._x000D_ _x000D_ 曾经有一段时间，
 我们大多数人都认为书籍是给聪明人看的，电视是“白
 痴盒子”。今天还是这样吗?现在这一代年轻人读的书少
 了很多，但他们对世界的了解是否比前几代人少呢?他们
 是否更有意识?通过我们的屏幕获得如此多的信息是否使
 书籍过时了?这种对电视和短视频的偏好超过了对书籍的
 偏好，是因为人们的注意力持续时间较短，甚至是无知
 吗?_x000D_ _x000D_ 书vs屏幕……让我们辩论吧！_x000D_ _x000D_ 
 一起来聊聊爆炸性的话题，看看你有多能侃！理性的讨
 论可以帮助每个人自我提升，比如更精准的表达，更有
 效的倾听，尊重不同的观点。与此同时，也可以从别人
 身上学到不一样的东西，了解一个全新的自己。_x000D_ _x0
 00D_ 这期club我们就来讨论这个话题，并分享一些超棒（
 和超烂）的英语辩论吧！
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LOCATION:China\,\, Shanghai
SUMMARY:DisAgree: Books Vs Screens  辩论之夜：书本还是屏幕？
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