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DiVineEnvy · 10-18-2008, 03:51 AM

Even if the Avalon community came up with a short list of questions to ask, would it be fair to the interviewees or interviewers to be 'bound', so to speak, by such a list of questions?

In the context of Project Camelot, each of the subjects of the interviews had unique experiences which they offered to share, each one in their own way. Bill and Kerry have done an amazing job in making the connections and teasing out salient information within the framework of the topics their subjects are knowledgeable about. From that standpoint, I would not change a thing. I like their style.

On the other hand, this is an eXcellent question. What do people have a burning desire to know the answers to?!! Perhaps such concerns can somehow be worked into future interviews.

My own burning question would ideally be posed to someone who has knowledge of our future timelines: What specific behaviors did the remnant (er, that's us!) cultivate that enabled it to adapt, upcycle and evolve even as the dominant society degenerated?

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DiVineEnvy Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 128	Re: An ususal question--What would you like an interviewer to ask ??? Even if the Avalon community came up with a short list of questions to ask, would it be fair to the interviewees or interviewers to be 'bound', so to speak, by such a list of questions? In the context of Project Camelot, each of the subjects of the interviews had unique experiences which they offered to share, each one in their own way. Bill and Kerry have done an amazing job in making the connections and teasing out salient information within the framework of the topics their subjects are knowledgeable about. From that standpoint, I would not change a thing. I like their style. On the other hand, this is an eXcellent question. What do people have a burning desire to know the answers to?!! Perhaps such concerns can somehow be worked into future interviews. My own burning question would ideally be posed to someone who has knowledge of our future timelines: What specific behaviors did the remnant (er, that's us!) cultivate that enabled it to adapt, upcycle and evolve even as the dominant society degenerated? Last edited by DiVineEnvy; 10-18-2008 at 04:00 AM.