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About SuperDebate

Make your case. Find your people.

SuperDebate brings structured debate to local clubs, live events, and online rooms. Come to listen, make a case, or help host the next conversation.

Friends talking together after a club night

Our approach

An argument you can follow.

Put a clear question on the table. Give both sides time to make a case, ask questions, and respond. Then talk about what held up and what changed your mind.

Hosts guide the format. You can watch, speak or judge, then use feedback to prepare for the next round.

See how a round works
A neighborhood debate night seen through the venue windows

Principles

What makes a good debate.

  1. Give a reason

    A claim becomes useful when someone can examine what supports it. Bring an example, explain the connection, and make room for questions.

  2. Answer the real point

    Listen closely enough to describe the other side fairly. A good reply deals with their strongest argument, even when it makes your case harder.

  3. Leave room for a reply

    Challenge ideas with care for the people making them. Explain a disagreement, acknowledge a fair point, and give feedback someone can use.

John Connor, founder of SuperDebate, making an argument at a podium

Founder and CEO

When someone intelligent challenges your argument, you find out what you really understand. We're building SuperDebate so more people get to have that experience.
John ConnorFounder, SuperDebateRead the founder’s story

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