Arguments
Every argument, for and against, side by side. Each one opens in a new tab.
2026 Alabama Governor Race: Tuberville vs. Jones
Tuberville against Jones for the governor's office on November 3, 2026 — a rematch of the Senate race Tuberville took by more than 20 points. Both cases, side by side, before you vote.
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Capitalism Vindicated
Eighty-three arguments about capitalism, for and against, matched side by side with the numbers attached. The great enrichment in five charts, thirty-three real cases ranked best to worst, and a system designer that tells you which country you just built.
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Should Alabama Have A Lottery?
Alabama is one of five states without a lottery. The revenue case and the moral and fiscal case against, matched side by side, before voters get asked again.
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Should Alabama Raise the Minimum Wage
Alabama still runs on the federal $7.25, untouched since 2009 — SB171 would take it to $10 for larger employers in 2027. Every argument on both sides, side by side.
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Socialism Debunked
Fifty-eight arguments about socialism, for and against, matched side by side with the numbers attached. What the word actually means, twenty-three attempts ranked worst to least bad — including the five that worked — and a system designer that tells you which country you just built.
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The AI Question
Forty-two arguments about building more capable AI, for and against, matched side by side — every one opens, with a steelman from the other side underneath. Includes the 2023 survey of 2,778 AI researchers on how badly this could go, and a scale that keeps score as you read.
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The Data Center Question
Forty-six arguments about data centers, for and against, matched side by side with the numbers attached and the strongest reply written underneath each one. Plus a deal simulator where you set the abatement and the cooling and watch the grade move, and the full Alabama file — every site in the state.
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The Universal Healthcare Question
Should the United States guarantee coverage for everyone? Government responsibility, the money, quality of care, and how the rest of the developed world does it — every argument, both sides, side by side.
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