The two debated; at one point, O'Neill stepped away from home plate.
Meta-ethnography, like any research approach, should be open to novel use as long as the methods are transparent, but we debated at what point does an adaptation of the meta-ethnography approach become something other than a meta-ethnography?
There's no debate at this point that Hillary Clinton has won the popular vote and the delegate count to win the Democratic primary.
The debate at this point should not be about how to make use of the land left behind, but about how to handle the crush loads on the rapid transit and commuter rail system, the continually increasing traffic congestion in the suburbs and the quality of life outside the central business district of Boston.
But he acknowledges that it is a theoretical debate at this point, and he says that he hasn't ruled out decentralizing Twitter.
Continuing on the payments versus commerce debate, at this point in the mobile payments journey, it is clear that neither consumers nor merchants will adopt mobile payments simply for the payments portion of it.
The reality is that facial recognition is already here, and it's not going away — so the debate at this point should be a matter of figuring out how the technology should be used rather than if it can be created in the first place (Tim O'Reilly does a good job discussing this in this post).
As I tweeted during the last presidential debate, at this point undecided voters are just attention whores, and the difference between Romney and Obomney is pretty much based on whether you prefer a hate fuck or a love fuck.
Health is back on the political agenda and the health debate at this point in time is fundamentally about the definition of the common good and the role of the state, the market, and the community in a period of globalization, commercialization and individualization.
