Deliberate practice for difficult conversations

Sharpen the way
you think.

Debate an adaptive AI opponent, expose the weak joints in your reasoning, and practice the response you wish you had made.

Argument, not ideologyScores you can inspectPractice, not performance
Live roundRebuttal · 02:18

Today's motion

Governments should regulate persuasive algorithms.

You · ProAdvanced

What evidence separates the harm caused by persuasion from the harm caused by scale?

Your response

The issue is not persuasion alone. At scale, opaque optimization can…

Coach's noteDefine the threshold.

Your principle is clear. Now make “scale” falsifiable.

The training loop

Disagreement becomes a skill when reflection becomes a habit.

01

Pressure-test the idea

Face an opponent that engages your actual claim, not a caricature of it.

02

See the reasoning

Separate logic, evidence, rebuttal, clarity, and persuasion in one legible scorecard.

03

Retry the weak moment

Rebuild a response while the lesson is fresh, then measure what improved.

One argument, many skills

A score is useful only when it tells you what to practice next.

82Logic
68Evidence
76Rebuttal
88Clarity
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