Bones

 

Hope you're all going great in life. I've been away for a bit learning and reading but have spared some time to pop back in. When I joined this site almost 5 years ago (on my shameful alt which will never be revealed), I was a dumb little kid in lockdown who binged Ben Shapiro videos and argued with people in Instagram comments. Soon after, I found this site, and was immediately drawn to the format of debate. This might sound weird to those who don't understand, but to me, entering a debate (especially if it's against someone you dislike) was extrodinarly exhilarating. There is a particular feeling you get when you are engaging on a neutral playing field with nothing but your words against a single individual which I found to be extremely fulfilling. 

I mention this only to say that this website probably played a role in spurring my interest to pursue law as a career. So literally, Debateart is responsible for radically altering the life of at least one user. Quite incredibly, this site has cataloged my intellectual evolution in the last half decade, from when I was a dogmatic kid to now what I hope to be a reasonable guy. 

In any case, I probably won't be participating in anymore debates on this site. If any of you enjoy my style of writing and argumentation, I've recently published a Substack where I publish all my papers I write for university (so you know they're great), including feedback and marks I received. I thought this would be an interesting spin for anyone who's interested reading some good essays and the comments they received from professors. Anywho, here's a list of my papers which are particularly worth reading. I would appreciate you subscribing!

- Laws primary objective is protecting the natural body: A case against Female Genital Surgery

- To what extent can the over-representation of particular groups in the justice system be taken as evidence of higher crime rates in those communities?

- Critically investigate how social inequalities are upheld in society: A Marxist analysis on radical capitalism

(To put the grading system in perspective (I'm  from Australia) 80< is a high distinction and 75-79 is a distinction)

((This isn't an AMA but you can ask me anything))

I second that thought since usually it was the law chasing me ;--)