Debate and Discussion Questions for Any Group to Argue Over
One deck for each kind of argument worth having.
These are decks of discussion questions for a group that likes a friendly argument. Each one holds a different kind of question, so pick by what you want the room to do. The funny debate deck gives both sides of a low-stakes claim, such as whether cereal is a soup, and counts a show of hands. The moral dilemma deck asks what you would do, then what would change your mind. The what if decks are open questions with no options, good for a long drive or a slow dinner. The mind-blowing deck hides a checked answer behind every card. Two decks are written for kids: debate topics for a classroom and what if questions for ages five to twelve. Every deck runs from one phone with the full list under the tool, and none of them touches party politics, religion or anything aimed at a group of people.
Debate and vote 1
Cards with sides. Read one out, let people argue, then tap a side for every hand in the air.
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Funny Debate Questions With Both Sides and a Show of Hands
240 low-stakes arguable claims in four tones, from Is cereal a soup? to Should voting be compulsory?, each with both sides, a vote count and a speaker clock.
For example Should museums be free to enter?