How to Win an Argument Online | Jake Wilhelm | TEDxBOVSchool

Our culture has become increasingly attached to the internet and social media. As disagreements develop online, many seek to resolve these differences through social media argumentation. However, these arguments are ineffective and only lead to increasing emotional stress and fatigue.

Jake is currently a US History teacher at BASIS Oro Valley. He received his Bachelor’s in History and a minor in philosophy from San Diego Christian College and is currently working towards his Master’s in Theological Studies from Reformed Theological Seminary. Jake has been married for 5 years to his wife Abigail and has two daughters Esther (2) and Elizabeth (7 mths). When not in the classroom, Jake enjoys reading, great coffee, cycling through Tucson, and getting donuts with his oldest daughter.

[Bell.A]

He was my history teacher and it’s done on our school stage😂

[thepugmaster]

Hes my favorite teacher, we had the same costume on halloween. We were both 3 hole punch jim from the office

[dominichanke]

It's not the first time that I witness that the TED Talk doesn't really answer the question stated in the video title.
However, I absolutely like the arguments the lecturer brings up for they are plausible. Furthermore, he shows some kind of insecurity during his lecture, but that makes him very likeable. I'm sure he's on a good way to become an excellent presenter.

[_b_e_a_n_s_]

Lmao he was my 7th grade history teacher