Mars
In debate, this is the side that argues that we should not spend money to colonize Mars. Instead, we should focus on saving the environment.
Who is the Negative?
Economics.
What is the study of people and choices?
The main reason why the case is a good idea.
What is an Advantage?
This term shows that something is important
What is Impact?
The most delicious food, that's at every tournament.
What is pizza?
$15 billion.
According to the plan, how much should we spend every year to fully fund colonization of Mars?
Economic theory.
What guides public policy?
Economic Growth
What is the Advantage #1?
This term proves that the affirmative works.
What is solvency?
The length of a debate round.
32 minutes
The meaning of NASA.
What is the National Aeronautics and Space Administration?
What is Macroeconomics?
Mars Colonization
What is Advantage #2?
This term proves that the affirmative is doing something new.
What is uniqueness?
The top of a card.
What is a tag?
The group of people responsible for enacting space colonization.
What is the United States Federal Government?
The part of economics that considers single factors and and the effects of individual decisions.
What is microeconomics?
Uniqueness, Solvency, Impact.
What are the 3 parts to every Advantage story?
When the negative answers the affirmative's impact
What is impact defense?
The name of the the 2nd negative speech.
What is the the 2NC?
Firefighters breathe using pressurized air tanks.
How does NASA benefit us?
Solvency: The Affirmative's plan invests enough money to colonize Mars by 2050.
What happens in 2050?
Passing the plan would would make economic growth in the US increase.
What is the Solvency economic growth adavantage?
The term we use in debate when the negative proves the affirmative makes things worse.
What is a Case Turn or Impact Turn?
The affirmative's plan text this year.
What is Congress should fund $15 billion dollars per year to NASA until Mars colonization is completed?