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SuperDebate for teams.

Settle the question your team keeps circling. Each side makes its best case, the room scores it, and the decision gets made with the argument in view.

Small groups talking in a bright room beneath two screens

Better decisions, argued in the open.

Most teams do not lack opinions. They lack a fair way to test them.
  1. Assign the sides.

    Two people argue the options for a set time, including the one they would not have chosen. The team hears each option at full strength.

  2. Hear it before you decide it.

    Speeches are timed and the rest of the team scores them, so the quiet people weigh in and the loud ones have to answer the point.
    How a debate works

  3. Take the team to a live night.

    Bring your group to a public debate in your city, or talk to us about sponsoring one.
    Sponsor an event

Run your first one this month.

One question, two speakers, a timer, and a scorecard. That is the whole setup.

  1. Frame the question

    Write it as a resolution the team can vote for or against.

  2. Draw the sides

    Assign them at random so each person argues for a position fairly, whatever they think.

  3. Score and decide

    The room scores the arguments. Then the team decides, with both cases heard.

Audience members talking across a table during the break

The best argument in the room should be the one you hear.

A structured debate gives every option a fair turn.

Put one question to a debate.

Start with a live event, or ask about sponsoring an evening.