Even though an informative speech, to get the audience to buy in, they have to know what is in it for them. Speak of the rich heritage and being able for future generations to have Splorks. Like so many other things that have gone away never to return, once Splorks are gone, it will be too late.
Instead of overt argumentation, use covert argumentation. Suppose the audience will have some biases and as a result, they will not be interested in your information.
For instance…since you have never seen a splork does that mean they are not worth saving?
BTWI am working on becoming the leading expert on Splorks and I have never seen one.
Does that mean they do not exist? In overt argumentation you would say...
Are you one of those people who only believe what they can see? (Lets use the tactic of enforcing the consequences to destroy your belief system) Do you believe in air? You can not see it, you cannot smell it but it is there. You see the effects of the wind. (Elaborate more on this in your own words).
Do not stop here. Were on a roll.
Do you believe in life? The response might be that it is observable because of animation. So then if something is inanimate, is it dead?
Then how is an inanimate heart good for transplant for up to four hours, an inanimate liver good for seven hours and corneas for one week? So do you believe what you think you believe or are you just repeating something you heard…I only believe what I see?
In covert argumentation you would merely allude to the argument.
You are informing, not persuading as a primary focus or your purpose. So it could be worded…Since we believe in air even though we cannot see it (we have the wind to see the effect of air moving), we believe in life even though we cannot see it (a transplanted heart is inanimate and yet it still is alive for a while)…and continue on from here.
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splork repairs
splork hair
splork heels
Splork keeping clubs for beginners
Splork keeping 101
Splork and grow rich
Splork and prosper
Splork defined
Splork your way to success
Splorks I have loved
Splorks, an overview
Splorks for Africa
Splorks for high school students
Splorks for teachers
Splorks for nurses
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splorks secrets
splorks for babies/toddlers
splorks in closets
splorks on the move
splorks made easy
splorks between the covers
splorks in poetry
splorks at war
splorks in the government
splorks on the rocks
splorks of the sunshine state
splorks translated
splorks and water
splorks for cats
splorks for dogs
splorks for your pet pig
splorks on a budget
splorking in pregnancy
splorking in the north
splorking for amateurs
splorking techniques
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splorking at home
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splorking for the over 30s/40s/50s....
splorking with pots
splorking for the color blind
Splorking in the 21st century
Splorking and the disabled
Splorking for dummies
Splorking for fun
Splorking on a budget
Splorking for dollars
Stuffed splorks on a fork
How to splork when ill
Famous splorks I have never met
Buttered splorks for tea
Put a splork on your calendar
Are all the splorks dead?
10 reasons why you're not splorking - and how to start, now
Can you kick the splork habit?
Training a splork to sit/stay/fetch
Try these splork tips
Super splork, can you handle it?
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