As Wyrick implores on pages 248-249, today, perhaps more than ever before, we need clear definitions to help us make intelligent choices. Sure, we don`t need a “clear definition” of chair, pencil, or balloon to help us make “intelligent choices.” But, it gets a bit trickier as we expand the multitude of differences (e.g., cultural) when it comes to definitions. For example, when I first arrived in Thailand, I was surprised (to say the least!) when I learned that a toilet is generally a hole in the floor above which one squats. Okay, it was a shock—but not one that would lead to a heated argument! We save those for terms like freedom, intelligence, terrorist, liberal—and the granddaddy of them all: POLITICS. For this discussion think of at least two concepts or ideas you have encountered where there was confusion about the definition. What were these concepts or ideas? What was the confusion? Write about the confusion you encountered and how you cleared up the confusion, at least in your own mind. If you had to do any research to find out about a clear definition, please share that as well.