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1:43:36
Patrick Bet-David takes the middle seat and defends capitalism against twenty people who want it gone. One against a room, on the clock.
1:20:21
A full chamber debate in the Oxford Union. Set-piece speeches, floor speeches, then the house divides and walks through the doors.
1:47:19
Yoshua Bengio and Max Tegmark face Melanie Mitchell and Yann LeCun. The audience votes before and after, and the skeptical side moves the room three points.
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Pick a side before you hear a word of it. After the judge's decision you pick again; the gap between the two shows who actually changed minds.
Nothing here is published and nothing is scored. It is stored to study which arguments move a room.
You are on the record. Tap the button whenever an argument genuinely moves you, and the timestamps show which moments did the work.
Moved so far: 0
The round is over. Say where you actually landed, even if nothing shifted.
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The published rounds are real people arguing against each other. The judge that writes the result is AI.
Yes. Ordinary live-room recording is opt in. Tournament rounds are recorded, with preliminary footage private by default. Only recordings cleared for publication appear here.
Replay cards show the total running time. In a live room, the clock for each speech stays visible.
Yes. Start a round and you get the same clock and written decision.