1. A method of educating or persuading an individual comprising the steps of: (A) composing a universe of questions and multiple choice answer subsets such that the question and multiple-choice answer subsets are: 1) about an issue, concept or subject matter which can be examined logically, and 2) at least one answer to each question with which a participant is likely to agree is presented, and 3) the questions and answers: a) elicit the participant's current state of knowledge or opinion, b) reinforce the participant's current state of knowledge or opinion, c) introduce new concepts or data, d) test whether the participant agrees, has learned or been persuaded, or e) asks the participant to take action; (B) relating each answer to a subsequent question in a logical manner such that the series of question and answer subsets form a logical structure; (C) presenting a question and multiple choice answer subset to the participant; and (D) automatically presenting the next logical question and answer subset to the answer chosen by the participant, and (E) repeating steps C and D until the participant gives the answer which indicates he has learned the desired concept; accepted the desired opinion, and/or agreed to take the desired action.