A professor of rhetoric shares his views and opinions on debate, argumentation, rhetoric.
In this latest episode, I chat with the co-founders of the Canonical Debate Lab about their project to establish a way to collect, store, and provide arguments to the world to improve decision making.
I’m joined by Timothy High and Bentley Davis to talk about how computers, coding, and the internet can hopefully improve the art of argumentation and debate for all of us. See what you think!
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