Don't be surprised if people get embroiled in a sub-sub debate about whether Shaq or Kobe needed the other guy more.
A sub-debate within the cupcake debate has revolved around whether the meaning of cupcakes has been lost — and it's not pretty.
Early this month, Britain's Europe minister, David Lidington, spoke optimistically of a Europe that allows countries to " integrate on different subjects," adding that "there is now a sub-debate on what architecture is right for a more diverse E.U".
This is of course a well-seasoned and largely irresolvable debate, with battle lines drawn along club lines, issues of style, and even a skewed and incoherent sub-debate about natural and "manufactured" high-grade creative footballers (which still isn't clear to this observer).
This is a statement that doesn't really mean anything but will probably result in another 30 minute sub-debate between NBA fans.
TZ: A vibrant sub-debate over whether market forces or government incentives ought to dictate our energy future seems to run through every aspect of our larger national dialogue on the topic, from electricity production to transportation and beyond.
Given the general feeling that CED should not deal with existing drugs and devices, three lingering questions revolve around sub-debates.
The law firm Carter-Ruck has made a fresh move that could stop an MPs' debate next week by claiming a controversial injunction it has obtained is "sub judice".
In just a few months, and with barely any public debate, every household subbed £46,774 to the City.
The book does not offer a finished solution as much it attempts to initiate a vital and timely necessary discussion about ways to strengthen the media — and by extension, democracy — at a moment of low voter turnout, rising citizen alienation from institutions and hysteria in politics, and sub-optimal public debate.
