>It really forces you to improve your debate skills when you have to defend an impossible position. I've been on the opposite of this debate. I don't know how

>It really forces you to improve your debate skills when you have to defend an impossible position. I've been on the opposite of this debate. I don't know how much it compares to being on the wrong side of the debate, but I'd still say it noticeably honed my debate skills and it's humbling once you realize that you don't actually learn that much in school about how we can actually prove the earth is round and how to explain some of the discrepancies flat earthers use as arguments.