Question 1

What characters can I debate in People You Meet?

Accepted Answer

Five archetypes drawn from everyday life — including the dramatic parent, the overconfident know-it-all, and the master deflector. Each has a distinct arguing style, signature fallacies, and multi-turn conversations.

Question 2

How is this different from the quiz modes?

Accepted Answer

Quiz modes show one isolated argument per question. People You Meet embeds fallacies inside flowing multi-turn conversations that mix good points with bad ones — so you practice detection in the messy context where it is genuinely hard.

Question 3

Will this help me argue with real people?

Accepted Answer

It helps with the two skills that matter most: recognizing the flawed move in real time, and naming it calmly instead of just feeling frustrated. What you do with that power at family dinner is your call.

Question 4

Do the characters ever argue fairly?

Accepted Answer

Constantly — that is the point. Real people are not fallacy machines; they mix legitimate arguments with flawed ones. Learning to tell the difference, rather than dismissing everything an annoying person says, is the deeper skill this mode trains.

Argue with someone you already know.

“Back in my day, we knew how things actually worked.”