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I accept your challenge. Thank you. You have to understand the proper concepts of this before you take a stance on it. 1/3 equals to 0.3333 repeating, meaning it is infinite after that. It is not an approximation, it is INFINITY and repeating. Also, my original argument was simply that 0.99999999 REPEATING equals to 1.... | 0 | Sorrow |
I accept your challenge. Thank you.
You have to understand the proper concepts of this before you take a stance on it. 1/3 equals to 0.3333 repeating, meaning it is infinite after that. It is not an approximation, it is INFINITY and repeating. Also, my original argument was simply that 0.99999999 REPEATING e... | Miscellaneous | 0 | .999-Repeating-is-Equal-to-1/1/ | 10 |
If a calculator cannot contrive the possibility of there being what you have stated, then how can humans possibly do so ourselves if we were the original inventors of the calculator? What separates a calculator's "mathematical conduct" and a human's "mathematical conduct"? The only way for CON to win this argument is t... | 0 | Sorrow |
If a calculator cannot contrive the possibility of there being what you have stated, then how can humans possibly do so ourselves if we were the original inventors of the calculator? What separates a calculator's "mathematical conduct" and a human's "mathematical conduct"?
The only way for CON to win this ar... | Miscellaneous | 1 | .999-Repeating-is-Equal-to-1/1/ | 11 |
.(9)=1---Part 2! I would like to thank PoeJoe for bringing up the point that this is an auto-win, because he effectively instigated your challenge. I won't dig too deep into this in the first round, but just to give you some ammo to work with, the simplest proof goes like this: .(9)=?=1 /3 /3 .(3)=.(3) Simple division ... | 0 | abard124 |
.(9)=1---Part 2!
I would like to thank PoeJoe for bringing up the point that this is an auto-win, because he effectively instigated your challenge.
I won't dig too deep into this in the first round, but just to give you some ammo to work with, the simplest proof goes like this:
.(9)=?=1
/3 /3 ... | Miscellaneous | 0 | .99999...-repeating-is-equal-to-1/2/ | 41 |
Every fraction in the world can be written as a perfect decimal. These decimals are what we know as rational numbers. Rational numbers either terminate or repeat. 1/3 cannot be written as a terminating decimal, so it has to repeat. And like you said, so does .(9)/3. Also, like I said, empirical evidence doesn't really ... | 0 | abard124 |
Every fraction in the world can be written as a perfect decimal. These decimals are what we know as rational numbers. Rational numbers either terminate or repeat. 1/3 cannot be written as a terminating decimal, so it has to repeat. And like you said, so does .(9)/3.
Also, like I said, empirical evidence does... | Miscellaneous | 1 | .99999...-repeating-is-equal-to-1/2/ | 42 |
First round acceptance. Second round, debate | 0 | futurepresident7 |
First round acceptance. Second round, debate | Miscellaneous | 0 | 0-can-technically-equal-1./1/ | 49 |
0, although it might seem crazy can equal 1. When you find a number's factorial, you are finding the product of all whole numbers less than or equal to it. For example, 3! (Factorial),=3*2*1,or 6 Now, google search "0!" or "0 factorial" What did it come out to? It came out to 1. 0!=0x0=0=1 Therefore, 0 can equal 1 (The... | 0 | futurepresident7 |
0, although it might seem crazy can equal 1. When you find a number's factorial, you are finding the product of all whole numbers less than or equal to it. For example, 3! (Factorial),=3*2*1,or 6 Now, google search "0!" or "0 factorial" What did it come out to? It came out to 1. 0!=0×0=0=1 Therefore, 0 can... | Miscellaneous | 1 | 0-can-technically-equal-1./1/ | 50 |
I think that 0 isn't technically equals to zero and I can prove it .... See, 1/1= 1 ---------------(i) Now if 0 is equal to 1 then, 0/0= not defined --------------------because if we divide any number by 0 then it is not defined-------------------(ii) From (i) and (ii) 1= not defined But 1 is defined number as every nu... | 0 | sharang123 |
I think that 0 isn't technically equals to zero and I can prove it
....
See,
1/1= 1 ---------------(i)
Now if 0 is equal to 1 then,
0/0= not defined --------------------because if we divide any number by 0 then it is not defined-------------------(ii)
From (i) and (ii)
1= not defined
But 1 ... | Miscellaneous | 0 | 0-can-technically-equal-1./1/ | 51 |
My friend you are been confused by your own self I agree with 0!=1, zero factorial is equal to 1 , but zero isn't equal to one . I can prove it , If you want to say that 0=1,then Let's see 0=1 And 0!=1 0x0=1 But if we see minutely zero is multiplied only on one side of equal sign So we have to multiply it on both side ... | 0 | sharang123 |
My friend you are been confused by your own self
I agree with 0!=1, zero factorial is equal to 1 , but zero isn't equal to one .
I can prove it ,
If you want to say that 0=1,then
Let's see
0=1
And
0!=1
0x0=1
But if we see minutely zero is multiplied only on one side of equal sign
So w... | Miscellaneous | 1 | 0-can-technically-equal-1./1/ | 52 |
I think 0 is an even number so I think it is neither neutral or odd. | 0 | Chunkymilk |
I think 0 is an even number so I think it is neither neutral or odd. | Miscellaneous | 0 | 0-is-an-even-number./1/ | 53 |
If you follow the pattern 3 is odd 2 is even 1 is odd so 0 is even. This just makes sense to me but I do not understand why people think it is neutral. Also, the definition of odd is an integer is even if it is 'evenly divisible' by two and odd if it is not even according to Wikipedia and Google. 0 divided by 2 equals ... | 0 | Chunkymilk |
If you follow the pattern 3 is odd 2 is even 1 is odd so 0 is even. This just makes sense to me but I do not understand why people think it is neutral.
Also, the definition of odd is an integer is even if it is 'evenly divisible' by two and odd if it is not even according to Wikipedia and Google. 0 divided b... | Miscellaneous | 1 | 0-is-an-even-number./1/ | 54 |
First of all I understand Wikipedia is not always trustworthy. That is why I looked at the Google definition. If this is not enough Mathworld.wolfram.com/EvenNumber.html agrees that zero is an even number. This is stated in the second sentence. Second of all, you have not shown any prove that 0 is a neutral number. As ... | 0 | Chunkymilk |
First of all I understand Wikipedia is not always trustworthy. That is why I looked at the Google definition. If this is not enough Mathworld.wolfram.com/EvenNumber.html agrees that zero is an even number. This is stated in the second sentence.
Second of all, you have not shown any prove that 0 is a neutral ... | Miscellaneous | 2 | 0-is-an-even-number./1/ | 55 |
0 is not an even number or a odd number it is neutral (not helping or supporting either side) basically zero is neutral, because its not positive or negative. its also in between positive and negative integers. | 0 | pensfan |
0 is not an even number or a odd number it is neutral (not helping or supporting either side) basically zero is neutral, because its not positive or negative. its also in between positive and negative integers. | Miscellaneous | 0 | 0-is-an-even-number./1/ | 56 |
first of all you can't trust Wikipedia because anyone can go on there and change the answers. second of all 0 is a neutral number because it is in between negative and positive numbers, and it is not negative or positive. therefore it is neither even nor odd. | 0 | pensfan |
first of all you can't trust Wikipedia because anyone can go on there and change the answers. second of all 0 is a neutral number because it is in between negative and positive numbers, and it is not negative or positive. therefore it is neither even nor odd. | Miscellaneous | 1 | 0-is-an-even-number./1/ | 57 |
My proof for zero being neutral is that it is not negative nor positive (as I stated before) it is in-between positive and negative integers. Your second point is a false statement. zero divided by any number on a calculator = error. meaning that it can't be divided. zero does not correspond to anything in reality, bec... | 0 | pensfan |
My proof for zero being neutral is that it is not negative nor positive (as I stated before) it is in-between positive and negative integers. Your second point is a false statement. zero divided by any number on a calculator = error. meaning that it can't be divided. zero does not correspond to anything in reality... | Miscellaneous | 2 | 0-is-an-even-number./1/ | 58 |
.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999 is not equal to .9999999999999999999999999999999999999998, by reason that two values, structures, objects, concepts, or any measurably comparable entity, however similar in structure they may be, must retain ALL characteristics of one another to be 2 of the same entity. Therefo... | 0 | Ryvn |
.9999999999999999999999999999999999999999 is not equal to .9999999999999999999999999999999999999998, by reason that two values, structures, objects, concepts, or any measurably comparable entity, however similar in structure they may be, must retain ALL characteristics of one another to be 2 of the same entity.
... | Science | 0 | 0.999..-repeating-is-equal-to-1/1/ | 76 |
I am arguing that 0.9999... (going on forever) is equal to 1. My challenger is arguing that this is false. He may use the first round to make his argument. | 1 | The_Tom |
I am arguing that 0.9999... (going on forever) is equal to 1. My challenger is arguing that this is false. He may use the first round to make his argument. | Science | 0 | 0.999..-repeating-is-equal-to-1/1/ | 77 |
0.9999... = 1 (Note ... means repeating) This is a mathematically proven fact which most people find hard to believe. I will try an convince the readers that this is indeed a fact. My opponent claims "two values, structures, objects, concepts, or any measurably comparable entity, however similar in structure they may b... | 1 | The_Tom |
0.9999... = 1
(Note ... means repeating)
This is a mathematically proven fact which most people find hard to believe. I will try an convince the readers that this is indeed a fact.
My opponent claims "two values, structures, objects, concepts, or any measurably comparable entity, however similar in str... | Science | 1 | 0.999..-repeating-is-equal-to-1/1/ | 78 |
Well, since my opponent didn't refute me, I will refute myself. Dear the_tom, in the previous round you had stated that 4/2 is another way of writing 1. Well let me just say sir, this is blatantly incorrect! Not only this, but the number one looks bigger than 0.999.. therefore your proof is null! Seriously though, argu... | 1 | The_Tom |
Well, since my opponent didn't refute me, I will refute myself.
Dear the_tom, in the previous round you had stated that 4/2 is another way of writing 1. Well let me just say sir, this is blatantly incorrect! Not only this, but the number one looks bigger than 0.999.. therefore your proof is null!
Seriousl... | Science | 2 | 0.999..-repeating-is-equal-to-1/1/ | 79 |
The out of context absolute that we have for our resolution is, as an absolute, false. 1 pair of shoes equals 2 shoes. 1 pint equals 2 cups in United States fluid volume measurement. If units were predefined in the resolution, it could probably be fixed, but 1 of a given unit can occasionally equal 2 of another given u... | 1 | Ragnar_Rahl |
The out of context absolute that we have for our resolution is, as an absolute, false.
1 pair of shoes equals 2 shoes.
1 pint equals 2 cups in United States fluid volume measurement.
If units were predefined in the resolution, it could probably be fixed, but 1 of a given unit can occasionally equ... | Miscellaneous | 0 | 1-does-not-2/1/ | 139 |
Well, unfortunately, such ambiguities in resolutions should be resolved before debates if one wishes them to go in one's favor. :) | 1 | Ragnar_Rahl |
Well, unfortunately, such ambiguities in resolutions should be resolved before debates if one wishes them to go in one's favor. :) | Miscellaneous | 1 | 1-does-not-2/1/ | 140 |
Kentucky fried? | 1 | Ragnar_Rahl |
Kentucky fried? | Miscellaneous | 2 | 1-does-not-2/1/ | 141 |
Good lawd | 1 | Ragnar_Rahl |
Good lawd | Miscellaneous | 3 | 1-does-not-2/1/ | 142 |
Finalmente | 1 | Ragnar_Rahl |
Finalmente | Miscellaneous | 4 | 1-does-not-2/1/ | 143 |
1+1=2 subtract 1 from each side (1+1)-1=2-1 multiply by a, a=1.999 repeating {(1+1)-1}A=[2-1]A 0=0 therefore, 1.999 repeating = 2, because 1.999 feet is pretty close to 2 feet | 0 | Rob1Billion |
1+1=2
subtract 1 from each side
(1+1)-1=2-1
multiply by a, a=1.999 repeating
{(1+1)-1}A=[2-1]A
0=0
therefore, 1.999 repeating = 2, because 1.999 feet is pretty close to 2 feet | Science | 0 | 1.999-repeating-2/1/ | 155 |
All rhetoric (j/k everything on here is all rhetoric). There is no reason why a rational number cannot be equal to an irrational number. Your definitions are great, but they don't necessarily preclude any possibility that the two could be equal to each other, only that the two cannot be IDENTICAL to each other. Tarzan'... | 0 | Rob1Billion |
All rhetoric (j/k everything on here is all rhetoric). There is no reason why a rational number cannot be equal to an irrational number. Your definitions are great, but they don't necessarily preclude any possibility that the two could be equal to each other, only that the two cannot be IDENTICAL to each other. Ta... | Science | 1 | 1.999-repeating-2/1/ | 156 |
Your best argument is an inability to do the addition/subtraction to get the result in the proof. But this makes no sense. Addition cannot be undefined in this way, because we work with these numbers all the time. A third plus a third is two thirds. The fact that a third equals a repeating number does not automatically... | 0 | Rob1Billion |
Your best argument is an inability to do the addition/subtraction to get the result in the proof. But this makes no sense. Addition cannot be undefined in this way, because we work with these numbers all the time. A third plus a third is two thirds. The fact that a third equals a repeating number does not automati... | Science | 2 | 1.999-repeating-2/1/ | 157 |
Your arguments do make some sense to me, as a non-mathematician, but when I look back at the proof I am still not convinced that you can't subtract 1.999 rep. from 19.999 rep. to make 18. Your wiki references did not say "a rational number can never equal an irrational number", unless you can direct me to the spot they... | 0 | Rob1Billion |
Your arguments do make some sense to me, as a non-mathematician, but when I look back at the proof I am still not convinced that you can't subtract 1.999 rep. from 19.999 rep. to make 18. Your wiki references did not say "a rational number can never equal an irrational number", unless you can direct me to the spot... | Science | 3 | 1.999-repeating-2/1/ | 158 |
Well there is tension in a lot of debates. The ones about religion can get really bad... That is actually the reason I took this debate, because since I am not a mathematician I could do this without caring TOO much about it, and joke around a little in the process. As far as your argument goes, I would say that I have... | 0 | Rob1Billion |
Well there is tension in a lot of debates. The ones about religion can get really bad... That is actually the reason I took this debate, because since I am not a mathematician I could do this without caring TOO much about it, and joke around a little in the process. As far as your argument goes, I would say that I... | Science | 4 | 1.999-repeating-2/1/ | 159 |
My main point in this argument is that 1.9999 repeating CANNOT equal 2 because 1.999 repeating is an irrational number, while the number 2 is a rational number. Since a number cannot be rational and irrational at the same time, then 1.999 repeating CANNOT equal 2. The definition of a rational number is a number that ca... | 0 | kennard |
My main point in this argument is that 1.9999 repeating CANNOT equal 2 because 1.999 repeating is an irrational number, while the number 2 is a rational number. Since a number cannot be rational and irrational at the same time, then 1.999 repeating CANNOT equal 2.
The definition of a rational number is a num... | Science | 0 | 1.999-repeating-2/1/ | 160 |
First of all, I want to indicate that this is not a philosophical debate. This is a mathematical debate, and anyone that has taken a course involving mathematical proof knows that definitions in mathematics are the basis or building blocks of any proof. You indicated that: "There is no reason why a rational number cann... | 0 | kennard |
First of all, I want to indicate that this is not a philosophical debate. This is a mathematical debate, and anyone that has taken a course involving mathematical proof knows that definitions in mathematics are the basis or building blocks of any proof.
You indicated that: "There is no reason why a rational ... | Science | 1 | 1.999-repeating-2/1/ | 161 |
You wrote the following two statements: "why can't a rational number not be equal to an irrational number?" and "your definition did not include that a rational number cannot be equal to an irrational number. You say that it can't but us debaters on here are probably not just going to take your word for it. Saying that... | 0 | kennard |
You wrote the following two statements: "why can't a rational number not be equal to an irrational number?" and "your definition did not include that a rational number cannot be equal to an irrational number. You say that it can't but us debaters on here are probably not just going to take your word for it. Saying... | Science | 2 | 1.999-repeating-2/1/ | 162 |
I think the following example is good evidence that addition, substraction, multiplication, and divison break down when used on the repeating form of a number. For example, people who claim that you can add repeating numbers do the following: 000.333 repeating + 0.666 repeating ----------------------- 000.999 repeating... | 0 | kennard |
I think the following example is good evidence that addition, substraction, multiplication, and divison break down when used on the repeating form of a number. For example, people who claim that you can add repeating numbers do the following:
000.333 repeating
+ 0.666 repeating
----------------------- ... | Science | 3 | 1.999-repeating-2/1/ | 163 |
Well, for this last Round I'll just respond to some of the comments that have been posted down. Lazarus Long indicated that two integers whose ratio give 1.9999... repeating are 4/2. The proof that he gave is the following. "Since 1.999... = 2, then 4/2 = 1.99999.... Simple, no?" The only simple thing I see in this pro... | 0 | kennard |
Well, for this last Round I'll just respond to some of the comments that have been posted down.
Lazarus Long indicated that two integers whose ratio give 1.9999... repeating are 4/2. The proof that he gave is the following.
"Since
1.999... = 2, then
4/2 = 1.99999....
Simple, no?"
... | Science | 4 | 1.999-repeating-2/1/ | 164 |
Alright. This seemes to be a fun debate. | 0 | baseballkid |
Alright. This seemes to be a fun debate. | Society | 0 | 10.1-million-people-in-prison-is-much-worse-than-genocide./1/ | 176 |
I am sorry. I tried for a couple days to write a case but I am just not knowledgeable on the subject and all i could have done was make myself look stupid. | 0 | baseballkid |
I am sorry. I tried for a couple days to write a case but I am just not knowledgeable on the subject and all i could have done was make myself look stupid. | Society | 1 | 10.1-million-people-in-prison-is-much-worse-than-genocide./1/ | 177 |
If you ever do this again try to not emphasise the Holocaust so much. all cases I had written just attacked that. | 0 | baseballkid |
If you ever do this again try to not emphasise the Holocaust so much. all cases I had written just attacked that. | Society | 2 | 10.1-million-people-in-prison-is-much-worse-than-genocide./1/ | 178 |
emphasise the other parts of your case. That is what meant. | 0 | baseballkid |
emphasise the other parts of your case. That is what meant. | Society | 3 | 10.1-million-people-in-prison-is-much-worse-than-genocide./1/ | 179 |
I was hoping to create a debate without choosing a position myself, thus allowing my opponent to choose whichever side they'd like and leaving me to argue the opposite position. But since I apparently can't do that I'm hoping instead to debate one side, and upon conclusion rehash the debate (presumably with a different... | 1 | maxx233 |
I was hoping to create a debate without choosing a position myself, thus allowing my opponent to choose whichever side they'd like and leaving me to argue the opposite position. But since I apparently can't do that I'm hoping instead to debate one side, and upon conclusion rehash the debate (presumably with a diff... | Society | 0 | 15-is-a-better-age-of-sexual-consent-than-18/1/ | 232 |
I would like to thank my opponent for accepting this debate! My opponent appears to start in round one (acceptance and definitions,) by asserting his position as a definition in the form of a proposed policy (Policy) and guidelines for that policy (Guidelines). Therefore, as a matter of definition, I of course must rej... | 1 | maxx233 |
I would like to thank my opponent for accepting this debate! My opponent appears to start in round one (acceptance and definitions,) by asserting his position as a definition in the form of a proposed policy (Policy) and guidelines for that policy (Guidelines). Therefore, as a matter of definition, I of course m... | Society | 1 | 15-is-a-better-age-of-sexual-consent-than-18/1/ | 233 |
Point #1: Age of Majority - Carried from R2 Despite the connection evident in my R2 argument connecting Age of Majority as being a practical consideration regarding the most appropriate Age of Consent, my opponent has labeled the Age of Majority as irrelevant without providing any suggestions or rationale whatsoever as... | 1 | maxx233 |
Point #1: Age of Majority – Carried from R2 Despite the connection evident in my R2 argument connecting Age of Majority as being a practical consideration regarding the most appropriate Age of Consent, my opponent has labeled the Age of Majority as irrelevant without providing any suggestions or rationale wha... | Society | 2 | 15-is-a-better-age-of-sexual-consent-than-18/1/ | 234 |
I will address Pro"s final two questions in reverse order, as the first is dependent on the second: Because, at age 15, people would be devastated to be pregnant we should not allow them legal sexual relations for the following reasons: 1) Contraception and sex education are not fool proof. Continuous Abstinence is the... | 1 | maxx233 |
I will address Pro"s final two questions in reverse order, as the first is dependent on the second: Because, at age 15, people would be devastated to be pregnant we should not allow them legal sexual relations for the following reasons: 1) Contraception and sex education are not fool proof. Continuous Absti... | Society | 3 | 15-is-a-better-age-of-sexual-consent-than-18/1/ | 235 |
The number two is the same as one. 2 + 1 = 1 + 1 3 = 2 Of course, 3 = 2. That is very nice of a conundrum... | 0 | Jackie-Chan |
The number two is the same as one.
2 + 1 = 1 + 1
3 = 2
Of course, 3 = 2. That is very nice of a conundrum... | Science | 0 | 2-is-the-number-one./1/ | 273 |
You have not yet proved that 3 = 2 yet. Because the CON side can state that the PRO side has not proven its case and the CON can prevail, I use this option. | 0 | stephenyoo1995 |
You have not yet proved that 3 = 2 yet. Because the CON side can state that the PRO side has not proven its case and the CON can prevail, I use this option. | Science | 0 | 2-is-the-number-one./1/ | 274 |
The greatest indicator in today's society for where a person will end up in life is where they started in life. Nowhere is this more true for minorities where racism and bigotry has repeatedly and throughout the generations squandered any chance at the American dream. It is the duty of government to give everybody an e... | 0 | Tatarize |
The greatest indicator in today's society for where a person will end up in life is where they started in life. Nowhere is this more true for minorities where racism and bigotry has repeatedly and throughout the generations squandered any chance at the American dream. It is the duty of government to give everybody... | Politics | 0 | 2b.-Affirmative-Action/1/ | 283 |
0 is nothing, information, and matter is 1 you can never show me 0 bananas, but you can understand what im saying | 0 | vi_spex |
0 is nothing, information, and matter is 1
you can never show me 0 bananas, but you can understand what im saying | Science | 0 | 3-divided-by-0-is-3/1/ | 293 |
3 sodas shared by 0 people is 3 sodas, as nothing is being divided. dividing with 0 is the same as dividing with 1, because there is no division going on, I cant share 2 pizzas with myself, and I cant share them with an imaginary man if 3 sodas become imaginary by an imaginary man drinking it, then you are right, but m... | 0 | vi_spex |
3 sodas shared by 0 people is 3 sodas, as nothing is being divided.
dividing with 0 is the same as dividing with 1, because there is no division going on, I cant share 2 pizzas with myself, and I cant share them with an imaginary man
if 3 sodas become imaginary by an imaginary man drinking it, then you... | Science | 1 | 3-divided-by-0-is-3/1/ | 294 |
I have 3 real sodas, I divide them between no one, so no times, shared by none, so I have not done anything, so its true to say 0 division happened but I have 3 sodas 3/1=3 3/0=3 why is 3 divided with 1, 3 when there is no division going on? the outcome of dividing with 0 is the same as dividing with 1 everything is 1,... | 0 | vi_spex |
I have 3 real sodas, I divide them between no one, so no times, shared by none, so I have not done anything, so its true to say 0 division happened but I have 3 sodas
3/1=3
3/0=3
why is 3 divided with 1, 3 when there is no division going on?
the outcome of dividing with 0 is the same as dividi... | Science | 2 | 3-divided-by-0-is-3/1/ | 295 |
do you agree? | 0 | vi_spex |
do you agree? | Science | 3 | 3-divided-by-0-is-3/1/ | 296 |
3*0=0 I agree there | 0 | vi_spex |
3*0=0
I agree there | Science | 4 | 3-divided-by-0-is-3/1/ | 297 |
There are 3 sides to a coin. Heads. Tails. The edge. We perform coin tosses to make decisions sometimes. Sheeple pick a side. Never the edge. This debate is about the tendency of the human species to choose a side, which the sheeple do, so they can be declared by the elites to be winners. The elites, those in the .0000... | 0 | Max.Wallace |
There are 3 sides to a coin.
Heads.
Tails.
The edge.
We perform coin tosses to make decisions sometimes.
Sheeple pick a side. Never the edge.
This debate is about the tendency of the human species to choose a side, which the sheeple do, so they can be declared by the elites to be winners. T... | Philosophy | 0 | 3-sides-of-the-coin/1/ | 308 |
Considering the fact, that you joined, most likely as an avatar with prior experience, to Master Debate this issue show's us all, "we the people", your clearly dedicated commitment to the destruction of free will, and the war your saviors propose, on those that live with the "pursuit of happiness" as their only goal. F... | 0 | Max.Wallace |
Considering the fact, that you joined, most likely as an avatar with prior experience, to Master Debate this issue show's us all, "we the people", your clearly dedicated commitment to the destruction of free will, and the war your saviors propose, on those that live with the "pursuit of happiness" as their only go... | Philosophy | 1 | 3-sides-of-the-coin/1/ | 309 |
Here it goes, take it or leave it, it matters not one bit to me. I will address all of your assertions in order based on my observations of life, of which I have 41 years experience, while according to your profile you have 18, which would mean I have a 23 point lead already, in a measure of experience, if your profile... | 0 | Max.Wallace |
Here it goes, take it or leave it, it matters not one bit to me.
I will address all of your assertions in order based on my observations of life, of which I have 41 years experience, while according to your profile you have 18, which would mean I have a 23 point lead already, in a measure of experience, if your... | Philosophy | 2 | 3-sides-of-the-coin/1/ | 310 |
forfeiture is an act of submission., clear win for the courageous. | 0 | Max.Wallace |
forfeiture is an act of submission., clear win for the courageous. | Philosophy | 4 | 3-sides-of-the-coin/1/ | 311 |
Due to the black art of psychology, you believe you know who and what I am, but I believe I know you no less as well. | 0 | Max.Wallace |
Due to the black art of psychology, you believe you know who and what I am, but I believe I know you no less as well. | Philosophy | 6 | 3-sides-of-the-coin/1/ | 312 |
Max Wallace, do you take pleasure in stating the obvious? Leaders, contrary too what many think, ultimately represent a percent of their population. This is where your first error lies. I take it you assume by your words "[they] want the sheeple to follow" that leaders represent 100% of their national electorate, and t... | 0 | PauseAndThink |
Max Wallace, do you take pleasure in stating the obvious?
Leaders, contrary too what many think, ultimately represent a percent of their population. This is where your first error lies. I take it you assume by your words "[they] want the sheeple to follow" that leaders represent 100% of their national electo... | Philosophy | 0 | 3-sides-of-the-coin/1/ | 313 |
Mr Max Wallace... *sigh* What say I? Well, for one; I'm flattered that you think of me as an 'avatar'. Rest assured however Wallace, that I am indeed a 'rookie' with no prior experience of debating online. I hope to see you give me a chance to discourse this topic- regardless of how polished I sound ( a mere matter of ... | 0 | PauseAndThink |
Mr Max Wallace... *sigh*
What say I? Well, for one; I'm flattered that you think of me as an 'avatar'. Rest assured however Wallace, that I am indeed a 'rookie' with no prior experience of debating online. I hope to see you give me a chance to discourse this topic- regardless of how polished I sound ( a mere ma... | Philosophy | 1 | 3-sides-of-the-coin/1/ | 314 |
Yes, the first argument is twisting the resolution. That's called a prison wall. It is neither a fence in the traditional sense or a border. The term border fence is specific enough to warrant the exclusion of such definitions. People illegally enter the country anyway. A massive super-expensive fence isn't going to do... | 0 | Tatarize |
Yes, the first argument is twisting the resolution. That's called a prison wall. It is neither a fence in the traditional sense or a border. The term border fence is specific enough to warrant the exclusion of such definitions.
People illegally enter the country anyway. A massive super-expensive fence isn't ... | Society | 0 | 3b.-Border-Fence/1/ | 329 |
Some of you may be wondering, what exactly do I mean by a border fence? Some of you may think you already know. I will define border fence: Border Fence: The fence around the border of any prison. I am in favor of continuing to use the idea of a border fence. First, it keeps criminals in. This goal also requires other ... | 0 | beem0r |
Some of you may be wondering, what exactly do I mean by a border fence? Some of you may think you already know. I will define border fence:
Border Fence: The fence around the border of any prison.
I am in favor of continuing to use the idea of a border fence.
First, it keeps criminals in. This go... | Society | 0 | 3b.-Border-Fence/1/ | 330 |
hai i wil argue imnem i s bes rap artiist. | 0 | ADHDavid |
hai i wil argue imnem i s bes rap artiist. | Education | 0 | 3minem-iz-th-bet-raper/1/ | 331 |
As you can see, con has not provided a stable opening with evidence to back it up, claiming that he is a "god". I see no proof of his omnipotence, omniscience, or omnipresence, so this is easily refuted. Now I will follow up on why I Eminem is the best rapper. 1: Sales and Records Eminem is the best selling rap artist ... | 0 | ADHDavid |
As you can see, con has not provided a stable opening with evidence to back it up, claiming that he is a "god". I see no proof of his omnipotence, omniscience, or omnipresence, so this is easily refuted. Now I will follow up on why I Eminem is the best rapper.
1: Sales and Records
Eminem is the best selli... | Education | 1 | 3minem-iz-th-bet-raper/1/ | 332 |
3 pac is legendary. <URL>... | 0 | DATXDUDE |
3 pac is legendary.
https://www.youtube.com... | Arts | 0 | 3pac/1/ | 333 |
0 hoots s0n, str8 up. Donn giv no h00ts bout' noWacK a$$ shii]t s0m. Brieh. | 0 | DATXDUDE |
0 hoots s0n, str8 up. Donn giv no h00ts bout' noWacK a$$ shii]t s0m. Brieh. | Arts | 1 | 3pac/1/ | 334 |
Legendary s0n. <URL>... H00t a$$ BlTCH | 0 | DATXDUDE |
Legendary s0n.
https://www.youtube.com...
H00t a$$ BlTCH | Arts | 2 | 3pac/1/ | 335 |
gOOGlE? Wh0 neds G000GlE? 3pAc doN't Ned dat shiiet brieh. 0 h00ts #ZHG | 0 | DATXDUDE |
gOOGlE? Wh0 neds G000GlE? 3pAc doN't Ned dat shiiet brieh. 0 h00ts #ZHG | Arts | 3 | 3pac/1/ | 336 |
Definition: legend G2;ledA8;(@)nd/ noun 1. a traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but not authenticated. "the legend of King Arthur" synonyms:myth, saga, epic, folk tale, folk story, traditional story, tale, story, fairy tale, narrative, fable, romance; More historical the story of a saint's lif... | 0 | Morganic |
Definition: legend
G2;lɛdA8;(ə)nd/
noun
1.
a traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but not authenticated.
"the legend of King Arthur"
synonyms:myth, saga, epic, folk tale, folk story, traditional story, tale, story, fairy tale, narrative, fable, romance; More
historical ... | Arts | 1 | 3pac/1/ | 337 |
My opponent makes another excellent point, however after running "3pac" through a Google trends search I discover yet more evidence that "3pac" cannot be described as a "legend" <URL>... In fact when looking for searches related to "3pac" Google says "Not enough search volume to show results." I thank my opponent for h... | 0 | Morganic |
My opponent makes another excellent point, however after running "3pac" through a Google trends search I discover yet more evidence that "3pac" cannot be described as a "legend" https://www.google.com...
In fact when looking for searches related to "3pac" Google says
"Not enough search volume to show resul... | Arts | 2 | 3pac/1/ | 338 |
We have acceptable amounts of campaign finance regulations we simply need to enforce those regulations in order to properly ensure a fair and productive election. While many people worry about lobbyists and companies buying up politicians one need look no further than Barack Obama. He ran an entire campaign primarily o... | 0 | Tatarize |
We have acceptable amounts of campaign finance regulations we simply need to enforce those regulations in order to properly ensure a fair and productive election. While many people worry about lobbyists and companies buying up politicians one need look no further than Barack Obama. He ran an entire campaign primar... | Politics | 0 | 4a.-Campaign-Finance-Reform/1/ | 341 |
A campaign lives and dies by money and it's getting worse and worse every election cycle. When money is more important than votes, we find that anybody we need to elect is going to be far more indebted to the money than the people. The current system is a legal nightmare, a joke, and an albatross around the necks of ev... | 0 | Tatarize |
A campaign lives and dies by money and it's getting worse and worse every election cycle. When money is more important than votes, we find that anybody we need to elect is going to be far more indebted to the money than the people. The current system is a legal nightmare, a joke, and an albatross around the necks ... | Politics | 0 | 4b.-Campaign-Finance-Reform/1/ | 342 |
Thank you for this debate. My opponent has failed to provide an opening argument, so I will be forced to reply to another one of his arguments on this site on the same subject, but first I will say my views on the subject. There is absolutely no evidence that the government had anything to do with the 9/11 disasters, b... | 0 | DucoNihilum |
Thank you for this debate.
My opponent has failed to provide an opening argument, so I will be forced to reply to another one of his arguments on this site on the same subject, but first I will say my views on the subject.
There is absolutely no evidence that the government had anything to do with the ... | Politics | 0 | 9-11-Who-really-attacked-us-and-why/1/ | 399 |
As I tried to make clear for you before, while some politicians (Including GwB) may have used buzz words like 'they hate us for our freedom' the official reason was absolutely not 'they hate us for our freedom'- and to prove that I read though my copy of The 9/11 Commission Report- entitled the "Final report of the nat... | 0 | DucoNihilum |
As I tried to make clear for you before, while some politicians (Including GwB) may have used buzz words like 'they hate us for our freedom' the official reason was absolutely not 'they hate us for our freedom'- and to prove that I read though my copy of The 9/11 Commission Report- entitled the "Final report of th... | Politics | 1 | 9-11-Who-really-attacked-us-and-why/1/ | 400 |
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