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[[Determinism]] is a position ran often by the negative that claims all of our actions have been predetermined since the beginning of the universe, which means agents do not have free will and are not responsible for their actions. Similar to skepticism, this denies the existence of moral obligations. | [[Determinism]] is a position ran often by the negative that claims all of our actions have been predetermined since the beginning of the universe, which means agents do not have free will and are not responsible for their actions. Similar to skepticism, this denies the existence of moral obligations. | ||
[[Contingent Standards]] | [[Contingent Standards]] allow the standard of your framework to be contingent how the opponent responds to your framework itself. Typically, frameworks involving contingent standards will have a "primary" standard, but if the opponent refutes that standard, a "secondary" standard becomes relevant, changing the nature of how offense would be filtered under your framework. | ||
== Theory Tricks == | == Theory Tricks == | ||
=== Description === | === Description === | ||