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any tips to winning arguments/debates
⢠The important thing isnât winning; the important thing is not losing.
⢠Donât aim to be right; aim to make sure the other person isnât, and prove it.
⢠Donât argue if you think it will affect you emotionally. Only get into debates when you know you wonât give a damn what they say, no matter how insulting they get.
⢠Focus on facts, not possibilities.
⢠And be a little ruthlessâabove all, make sure youâre having fun.
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My biggest pet peeve is when someone begins to laugh at your position during a debate.
There's nothing funny about watching someone operate with a broken mental model of reality. It's actually sad - like watching someone navigate with a broken compass.
When someone starts laughing at your argument, they've already decided your mental model is worthless and your understanding is fundamentally stupid. They stop addressing your actual points and shift into performing ridicule. The message is clear: "I don't respect you enough to engage seriously." How can you have productive communication with someone who's essentially saying you're not worth the effort? It's not effective at all - it just kills any chance of understanding.
This gets worse in public forums. When there's an audience watching, people may feel even more compelled to mock. It's likely they're performing for whoever they think will agree with them, trying to rally their tribe and marginalize your perspective.
Why do they do this? It's simple. They're running your ideas through their consensus filter - their model of what they believe everyone knows to be true. But the bigger issue is that genuinely considering new ideas is physically exhausting. It takes real effort - cortisol, stress hormones, mental strain - to consider that what you think or believe might be wrong. So some people just give up. They don't have the mental energy for that. Maybe they're already stretched thin managing kids, careers, mortgages, aging parents - their cognitive resources are maxed out just keeping life together.
Sometimes what you're presenting requires them to overhaul their entire understanding of reality. That's overwhelming, I get it. But I can't stand someone disrespecting me with an "LOL" and no longer considering what I'm saying. Just stop talking to me if that's how it's going to be.
I imagine it like a softâ subconscious voice tells them they already know the truth and you're the stupid one. But it's never been about stupidity or being right or wrong. It's about discussing. Scientists estimate the human brain performs the CMOS computational equivalent of about 1 exaflop. When two people discuss, that's 2 exaflops working on a problem. Get 50 people genuinely engaging? That's 50 exaflops. We shouldn't limit ourselves to our individual processing power when we could be combining minds to actually understand reality. But mockery is exactly that limitation - a primitive monkey-mind tool that signals "don't climb the ladder" instead of explaining why the ladder might be dangerous.
It's a sad world when we stay in our little ponds, afraid of larger forums. We default to protecting the models we already have. It feels better than sitting with uncertainty you can't mentally or emotionally solve, than rebuilding your understanding, than admitting you might have been wrong about something fundamental.
But if you were truly confident in your understanding, why would you need to perform ridicule? It's fragile beliefs that need protection through mockery.
If the truth can be told so as to be understood, it will be believed.
There's real power in the effort to explain things on someone's level. The laughter, the "LOL," the dismissal - these are just primitive tools we use to maintain tribal conformity, the same way we were once coaxed into line ourselves. It's a relic of our evolutionary history, it needs to be done away with.
So, itâs the day before the tournament and you have no prep: a guide from a very burnt out debater
Do you care about your ranks in this tournament? Because this will fundamentally change what you should do
If you donât care about your ranks:
PO. If you donât know how to PO, have someone teach you and learn quickly. This helps both if you care and donât care. (Iâll post a guide for PO-ing later)
Crystal. Crystalling is when you summarize all the arguements in a round and argue why your side overall wins the debate. You need to have really good flow and really good fluency/good bs-ing skills because you CANNOT prepare a crystal in advance
Hope and pray a teammate wonât be in your chamber and steal their speech
Possibly, donât speak on a bill. If itâll do you better to give no speech than a bad speech (depends on your definition of bad), then donât speak. It sucks, but if youâre like me, itâs because youâre burnt out
If you care about your ranks:
PO. Same as what I said before- and a lot of judges rank POs very highly. Just make sure what you know what youâre doing, and try to have a gavel beforehand, otherwise you look very unprepared
Try and get speeches from other people. Itâs embarrassing, I know, but if theyâre not in your chamber then itâs up for grabs if you ask me
Crystal. Iâm putting this at the bottom, because as I said- itâs hard even if you take good flow, because you need to have good fluency & improv skills. If you can pull one off, go for it. Crystal your every speech, but for someone whoâs not, Iâd recommend to try something else
Stay up late & wake up early. I lied, this is the bottom, because IMO, to preform well, you need good sleep, and I canât recommend this in good faith. But if you canât PO, crystal, or get speeches from other people, you donât really have any other choice. And Iâll be honest, it sucks. If you need help with researching, send me a dm and your timeframe and Iâll see what I can do if I see it in time. Just⌠take care of yourself.
Good luck, yâall! My night before the tournament tips are here, and youâre gonna do great! Remember- youâre always right, and theyâre always wrong

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VERY random thought but
Although making a comparison in debate can be very useful, you run the risk of getting stuck in a loop of discussing how the specifics of your comparison work and donât work and getting caught in a completely different debate about whether or not your comparison is a fair one.
(Ex: âperson x did y which is similar to when person z did wâ unless the person youâre debating with is both actually willing to listen to your side of the argument and is able to understand your comparison in the way you intended, you may end up losing track of the main point of the debate.)
Pro tip: if you want to tell someone theyâre wrong, use counterarguments. Restating your position and telling people to check their mental health are not counterarguments.
GUYS MY DEBATE IS TOMORROW CAN SOMEONE GIVE ME DEBATE TIPS OR SOMETHING PLSSđ( do you think if I sleep through the entire debate as a defence mechanisme, do you think they wil notice?)