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<main><header class="page-header"><p class="eyebrow">Weekly meeting</p><h1>Discussion guidelines</h1><p class="lede">Meeting time is reserved for examining claims, testing assumptions, and turning open questions into experiments.</p></header><article class="prose">
<h2>Before the meeting</h2><p>The Topic Discussion Leader shares a self-contained summary, idea map, and selected references at least one day in advance. Every participant reads the summary and prepares one question or critique.</p>
<h2>One-hour structure</h2><ol><li><strong>Topic overview — 5 minutes.</strong> Establish the problem and vocabulary.</li><li><strong>Core insight — 15 minutes.</strong> Identify what has truly changed and why it matters.</li><li><strong>Critique — 15 minutes.</strong> Test assumptions and failure boundaries.</li><li><strong>Connections — 10 minutes.</strong> Relate the topic to current group research.</li><li><strong>Brainstorming — 15 minutes.</strong> Produce concrete experiments, benchmarks, theories, or methods.</li></ol>
<h2>After the meeting</h2><p>The leader records changed views, key insights, critiques, research opportunities, concrete next steps, and action items. The note is an intellectual summary, not a transcript.</p>
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