The National Parliamentary Debate Invitational at Berkeley
2014
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Russell Choy
Bishop O'Dowd High School
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Last changed on
Tue September 17, 2019 at 10:22 AM PDT
Experience Debating:
- High School Parli Debate in NorCal (2010-2014)
- NPTE/NPDA (2014-2017)
Experience Judging & Coaching:
- 5 years of judging and coaching high school Parli Debate
- 2 years of judging NPTE/NPDA/NFA-LD
Critical AFF
- I have voted on Critical AFFs before but it's pretty rare
- If you do not clearly link into the case to show you are being topical, it becomes very difficult for me to vote for you
K
- If you just state your role of the ballot and do not give me a reason to prefer, there is high probability I will not use your role of the ballot
- If your ALT is very abstract, please tell me what it means in the real world or how it functions
Perms
· I don’t like to vote for the AFF because on perms. I feel like I am weaseling out of a real decision by voting on the perm when the debate is very competitive
· It comes down to who really owns it. If you are a good NEG and preemptively make your plan is mutually exclusive, you should be fine
· If you’re going to run “perm, do the plan and CP excluding for the mutually exclusive parts”, please tell me what the mutually exclusive parts are
Spreading
- I will not guarantee I will get everything on the flow. Depending on how fast and how well you enunciate I will miss 10%-20% of what you say on my flow
Misc.
- I appreciate strong link stories that are probable. If you give me vague link story with strong magnitude that’s cool but I have an internal bias that values probability over magnitude. Not saying you can't persuade me in round to value magnitude over probability, but if no one says anything my internal bias will be the default setting