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Back in 1858, when Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas debated, the events were epic —literally. Each debate lasted three hours , with one candidate speaking for an hour, the other for ninety minutes, and the first getting a thirty-minute rebuttal. And people stayed. Farmers left their fields, shopkeepers closed early, and entire towns showed up, s... See more

the medium through which information is conveyed fundamentally, whether that’s reading this substack or watching a short-form video, shapes how we define truth.