One of the abilities that debate requires is public speech. In theory, we learned that a good speech requires flexibility, stability, volume, content and strategy. But it was a totally different experience to actually make it into action. By observing the people speak, I was able to learn some things for my next turn.
1. Eye contact
2. Not rush when speaking
3. Good volume is a when it doesn’t echo that much that makes your ear uncomfortable but it does expand so that the people in the back can hear you.
4. Be comfortable with what you are talking. Read as less as possible.
5. Even if you don’t believe what you are saying, say it with confidence.
6. When giving a example, it is convincing when you give a daily example that you know about.
Well, at the end of the debate about freewill, I was fully convinced that freewill doesn’t exist.
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