The joy from just 13.5mb video about debating (audio version is even less)... #smallDATA

Debate world champion explains how to argue...

https://invidious.fdn.fr/watch?v=2pVdSEp-tT8&listen=false <=== change to to true for audio only 🎧

So, can we develop better models of disagreement to help us become better debaters OR just copy from each other in practising more often? 🍵 🎾 🏓

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Debate is crucial to a healthy society. After all, having productive debates is how people have learned, resolved conflicts, and generated new solutions for thousands of years.

In Ancient Greece, it was even considered a kind of civic duty to be able to persuasively argue your point about the various issues of the day.

A major part of the problem is that we have outsourced our debates to avatars we see in media: politicians, pundits, and celebrities.

So, can we develop better models of disagreement to help us become better debaters?