Reason under pressure

Set up your debate with Quinn

Quinn argues well. Some of Quinn's arguments will be genuinely sound. Others won't hold up under scrutiny. Over 7 exchanges, your job is to tell the difference — while making your own case.

You have two jobs.

Argue your side. Make your case; don't just play defence.

Watch Quinn's reasoning. When an argument doesn't hold up, push back and explain why. You don't need the formal name for it.

Explaining why means showing what's wrong with the reasoning:

"That doesn't follow — most people believing something doesn't make it true."

That's stronger than just disagreeing, and stronger than just naming it.

At the end, you'll see which arguments held up, which didn't, and how you handled each one.

1 · Your details Full name (required) Student ID (optional)

2 · Choose a topic First-year university courses should require in-person attendance. Universities should replace letter grades with pass/fail. Students should be allowed to use AI tools for graded coursework. University tuition should be free for all domestic students. A four-year university degree is still worth the cost.

Or write your own (Quinn will state it as a clean resolution):

If you write your own, it overrides the choice above.

3 · Choose your side Argue FOR Argue AGAINST