Can you skip the ad hominem attacks, please? There is an obvious difference between knowing the range of questions vs knowing the exact questions on, eg, a qua

Can you skip the ad hominem attacks, please? There is an obvious difference between knowing the range of questions vs knowing the exact questions on, eg, a qualification exam. The full list of questions is usually public beforehand, the exact questions you get is not. The same logic applies to the debate. Knowing the exact questions gives an advantage, allowing one side to tailor and concentrate their message. Once you know what is going to be asked, you can prep more extensively in that space, while the other side is spreading out their efforts, being less efficient.