When talks were broken off, Zwingli published Wer Ursache gebe zu Aufruhr (Whoever Causes Unrest) clarifying the opposing points-of-view.
The physicist Paul Horowitz...gives an opposing point of view..
You could easily get him revved by bringing up the wrong topic or taking an opposing point of view.
If they do that, then at least, if ever so briefly, they know what it's like to hold an opposing point of view.
The battle over this idea continues in schools all over the United States, where some people consider it dangerous even to discuss an opposing point of view.
In this one, I understand, and to some degree can sympathize with, the opposing point of view -- misguided though it is.
Using the vote that was won by brave people who valued democratic rights simply to attack people of an opposing point of view is about as negative as politics gets.
Kaplan's advice -- "Don't panic and write from the opposing point of view" -- dooms all chance of persuasion by forbidding any concession, anything that might make the writer sound thoughtful and balanced, as he or she takes a stand.
Snapchat is Intrinsically Worthless blog post for an opposing point of view: "$4bn for an easily replaceable service that is little more than Microsoft Paint duct taped to a disposable camera?
Similarly, the distribution of replies will often vary if an alternative is stated, as in "Are you in favour of increasing government aid to higher education, or do you think enough tax money is being spent on higher education now?" It is probable that this question would receive fewer affirmative responses than the question that does not mention the opposing point of view.
Using compactness/sprawl metrics developed for the National Institutes of Health, and congestion data from the Texas Transportation Institute's (TTI's) Urban Mobility Scorecard Annual Report database, this study seeks to determine which opposing point of view of sprawl and congestion is correct.
