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Refutation - The Anti Hero of Debate

Unveiling the Illusion

How Everything You Know Might Be Wrong

Questioning ESG: Purposeful Impact or Polished Virtue Signaling?

Dive into the contentious debate over the true impact and motivations behind ESG initiatives.

Debate for Personal Growth

Going beyond the podium.

The Unsung Hero: Critical Listening

In the symphony of life, speaking often takes the spotlight, but it is listening – critical listening – that conducts the orchestra – that keeps the rhythm, harmony, and balance. Like a good conductor, a critical listener hears all the instruments, understands their individual roles, and integrates them into a cohesive whole.

Ace Arguments: Top Strategies for Winning Debates

Just as a sculptor moulds raw clay into a masterpiece, a skilled debater can shape and present an argument to captivate an audience and persuade opponents.

Emotional Intelligence: The Secret Dimension Of Debate

In the world of debating, one might imagine that logic and reasoning reign supreme. These are undoubtedly essential elements; however, a key ingredient often overlooked in successful debates is emotional intelligence.

The Four W's

A grammar concept turned into a logical reasoning gameplan.

Mastering Logical Fallacies

In the thrilling arena of intellectual discourse and debate, our thoughts turn into gladiators, battling against opposing ideas to emerge victorious. However, not all tactics used in these mental coliseums are fair or logical.

The Hidden Structure of Great Arguments

At its core, an argument is a logical structure used to support a particular claim or viewpoint. It's not just a random collection of statements - there's a method to the madness! Let's break it down.

Building Blocks Of An Argument

First principle approach towards building arguments.

Reasoning: Deduction and Induction

As human beings, we are constantly faced with complex problems and difficult decisions. To navigate these challenges, we rely on a range of cognitive tools, including deductive and inductive reasoning.