Kroenig came to my school and debated one of my professors a few years ago. I watched that and read one of his articles while doing a certificate program in international security. I remembered him during this debate, crazy coincidence he's a central figure for your thesis.
Had to keep you on your toes :)
I had a different R1 but scrapped it. Wanted to get into the game theory weeds this round, but it didn't fit my structure
I didn't even catch the brief mention of government in your case, though there's nothing I need to say since you haven't justified it yet. I'm curious to see how your argument will go.
The intent of the resolution is just the legal stuff, for example whether children should be allowed to get themselves vaccinated without parental consent. It would not cover self-administered care like diy surgery or illegal drugs. Gender affirming surgery would not be covered because current guidelines, to my knowledge, require the patient to have reached the age of majority. Puberty blockers would be covered, hormone replacement therapy may also be covered. I've edited the definition to account for this.
The second question is something I would lay out in my opening case, but basically, "yes as long as it's legal and a licensed physician acting in accordance with major medical guidelines prescribes/administers/etc. it".
Kroenig came to my school and debated one of my professors a few years ago. I watched that and read one of his articles while doing a certificate program in international security. I remembered him during this debate, crazy coincidence he's a central figure for your thesis.
Had to keep you on your toes :)
I had a different R1 but scrapped it. Wanted to get into the game theory weeds this round, but it didn't fit my structure
I didn't even catch the brief mention of government in your case, though there's nothing I need to say since you haven't justified it yet. I'm curious to see how your argument will go.
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Hello, and thank you! :)
The intent of the resolution is just the legal stuff, for example whether children should be allowed to get themselves vaccinated without parental consent. It would not cover self-administered care like diy surgery or illegal drugs. Gender affirming surgery would not be covered because current guidelines, to my knowledge, require the patient to have reached the age of majority. Puberty blockers would be covered, hormone replacement therapy may also be covered. I've edited the definition to account for this.
The second question is something I would lay out in my opening case, but basically, "yes as long as it's legal and a licensed physician acting in accordance with major medical guidelines prescribes/administers/etc. it".