This is the actual game. Play a round.
Argue the Know-It-All Uncle down in a chat thread, then hunt the reasoning errors buried in this morning's news. Real content, real mechanics, running right here in your browser.
Argue with someone you already know.
Three rounds, three steps each. He is the third opponent you unlock in the app — medium difficulty, and the first one who makes you work for it.
Tap a locked face to see who is waiting in the app.
“Back in my day, we knew how things actually worked.”
Comes armed with confidence, memory, and the assumption that experience automatically outranks evidence. Watch for these three:
- Name the fallacy in his message.
- Pick the reply that answers it.
- Answer his comeback without slipping.
Why it works on a real argument.
Fallacies are easy to spot in a list and hard to spot in a conversation. Every mode here trains the second case.
Compete with all sixteen.
Each argues in their own register, with their own signature fallacies and nine stories to work through. The Uncle is the one you can play here — the other fifteen live in the app.
🔒 IN THE APP“If you keep doing that, you will regret it.”
🔒 IN THE APP“Results speak for themselves, bro.”
✓ PLAYABLE HERE“Back in my day, we knew how things actually worked.”
🔒 IN THE APP“If the trend keeps winning, maybe listen to it.”
🔒 IN THE APP“Only an idiot would read it that way.”
🔒 IN THE APP“Why stress when it will probably work out anyway?”
🔒 IN THE APP“I'm just trying to help you.”
🔒 IN THE APP“At this level, we cannot overcomplicate it.”
🔒 IN THE APP“I cannot say who told me, but the people who know are clear on this.”
🔒 IN THE APP“Too many coincidences for me to call it random.”
🔒 IN THE APP“I am not derailing the thread. I am exposing it.”
🔒 IN THE APP“You can miss the deal if you want, but the smart buyers already moved.”
🔒 IN THE APP“My doctor friend sent it, so there must be something to it.”
🔒 IN THE APP“Mainstream medicine is behind because it ignores what actually heals.”
🔒 IN THE APP“How are you not getting something this obvious?”
🔒 IN THE APP“So what you are really saying is...”
Debunk the misinformation hiding in the news.
Ten of today's stories, laid out the way you would actually meet them. Pick one and click the lines where the reasoning breaks — then explore 100+ new articles every day in the app.
You just met one of them.
Sixteen characters with nine stories each, a fresh news edition every morning, streaks, and a leaderboard that remembers how you did. Free on iOS and Android.
