“Sometimes, making the step from 3-3 to 4-2 takes hours of research, case tweaking, and practice. Other times, all it takes is a little discipline.”
Read More“Here they are for practice and reference.”
Read MoreAt a recent camp, I was asked: “No one in my area has as much experience as me. Should I just partner with someone who isn’t as good?”
Read More“Don’t be anxious and don’t give up. Here’s why.”
Read MoreIt’s Friday! Here’s another list of practice resolutions, divided by value, fact, and policy.
Read More“You learn by asking, by challenging, by demanding to be shown the truth.”
Read More“Let’s unpack this logic.”
Read MoreResolved: “The arts deserve public funding.”
Read More“Let’s try it with an even more complex idea, blockchain.”
Read More“This argument is a staple in some regions of the NCFCA and is gaining popularity in the current Stoa LD metagame. Here’s what I think of it.”
Read MorePractice is how you get better. Here’s a list of resolutions to use, divided by value, fact, and policy.
Read MoreLast time, we discussed three ways that the term “burden of proof” has been tortured beyond recognition. Today, we tackle the other three.
Read MoreLet’s break down what burden of proof isn’t – and then what it is.
Read MoreAs always, this list is organized by value, fact, and policy topics.
Read MoreFair trade is a nebulous term that can mean a variety of different things. Let’s rank each of the definitions in three separate categories.
Read More“If I could give every competitor in the nation one piece of advice, I’d tell them these two words: take risks.”
Read MoreEach round has a common theme, and each speaker is given a range of topics intended to include an easy and a difficult choice.
Read MoreThere are an effectively infinite number of ways to practice delivery, but one stands above the rest.
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