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Princeton BS vs Lincoln-Sudbury CS Yale Octos

Oct 30, 201710k

Princeton is pro while LS is con. The topic is, "Resolved: deployment of anti-missile systems is in South Korea's best interests.

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Pro Constructive

Affirmative

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Judges

What else could the Pro Constructive have done? Claude drafts 3 alternative responses and predicts how a flow judge would vote after each, next to the speech as it was given.

  • Flow judge: A technical, experienced circuit judge who votes on the flow: dropped arguments are true, extensions need warrants, and weighing decides close rounds.

Simulated responses and ballots are Claude's predictions from a rough transcript, not real results. Each run is a new AI request.

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