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For working adults

SuperDebate for working adults.

Make your case clearly, hear the strongest version of the other side, and leave with people worth knowing. An evening, in your city.

Audience members talking across a table during the break

A night that sharpens how you work.

Meetings reward confidence. Debate rewards clarity, and the two are not the same skill.
  1. Say it so the room follows.

    You get a fixed amount of time to make a case and answer a challenge. That discipline carries straight into pitches, reviews and the meeting where the decision actually gets made.

  2. Hear both sides, fairly stated.

    Each side has to defend its position well, so you see where a disagreement really sits, whether it is about facts, values or a threshold.
    How a debate works

  3. Meet people outside your industry.

    The audience is a cross-section of the city, and the conversation continues over food and drink after the debate.
    Find an event near you

Start with one evening.

There is nothing to prepare for your first night. Come, listen, score it, and talk to people.

  1. Pick an event

    Choose a debate in your city, or watch one online first.

  2. Score the round

    The audience judges alongside the panel, so you listen for the argument and not just the delivery.

  3. Join the club

    Adult clubs meet regularly. When you are ready, take a side yourself.

A full room of people seated and watching a debate panel

Strong views, held loosely enough to be tested. That is a habit, and it can be practiced.

Learn to get what you want without making enemies.

Bring an hour and a question.

Find an upcoming debate, or join an adult club in your city.