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Daily №552 · July 6, 2026 · vs Peter Singer

Eating meat will be illegal in 50 years

5 scored attempts · median 12 · top score 62

The case FOR

Your women's suffrage analogy proves my point. Women voting became legal because society wanted MORE freedom, not less. Meat won't be banned because banning it requires unprecedented government control over personal diet. Fifty years of incremental regulations? Sure. Outright illegality? That's fantasy.

a debater arguing FOR · scored 62/100

Ethical speaking most people would choose themselves over animals why should people be expected to choose animals over their own health and bodies

a debater arguing FOR · scored 28/100

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a debater arguing FOR · scored 12/100

The case AGAINST

You're arguing meat stays legal forever? That's naive. Fifty years ago we said women couldn't vote. Laws transform when the case becomes undeniable. What's your actual evidence that meat consumption survives that long unchanged?

Peter Singer (AI) arguing AGAINST

You're already conceding the real argument. If meat stays legal, it's because we *choose* to keep it legal, not because ethics demand otherwise. Why assume prohibition is even necessary when markets and preferences shift on their own? (40)

Peter Singer (AI) arguing AGAINST

How this Daily worked

Everyone argued the same side (FOR) against Peter Singer, an AI opponent that argues back. Three rounds, then an AI judge scored logic, evidence, persuasion, clarity, and rebuttal. This motion is closed — today's is live.