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Aprioris are arguments that automatically prove the resolution true regardless of substantive negative arguments IE “resolved means firmly determined, so the resolution is already determined”. | Aprioris are arguments that automatically prove the resolution true regardless of substantive negative arguments IE “resolved means firmly determined, so the resolution is already determined”. They usually rely on a Truth Testing role of the ballot which states that the judge most vote for the debater who proves the truth or falsity of the resolution. | ||
== NIBs == | == NIBs == | ||