0.6 Structure and Presentation Style

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In the detail sections for this Chapter we discuss that:

1.      We present conclusions prior to the supporting evidence only to help with readability;

2.      We are trying to use simple terminology and phrasing;

3.      The number of statements required to summarise our beliefs is comparable to others;

4.      We present the summary statements at each level of detail so they stand out visually;

5.      The current 8 high level statements are supported by 42 “lower levelâ€� statements;

6.      Each of the 8 parts begins with conclusions on our analytic method and ends with conclusions relating to action;

7.      Secondary comments, on the implications of certain beliefs, links to relevant literature, alternative views and misleading positions, will also be visually separated from the text.

8.      A light hearted example shows how these secondary comments will be shown.

Click “Quick Tour�     for the next statement at the same level;

“Next Page�        to step through every page, in order;

“More�                to see more details of the associated topic.