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Andrew Wilson

2 scored debates · standard met in 2 of 2

30 challenges faced · 14,865 words scored

74
Debate integrity · record

Range 6977 across 2 debates. Weighted by challenges faced, not words spoken — how hard each performance was tested.

Where these scores sit

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Andrew: 77 (v Owen Shroyer) · 69 (v Tim Pool) · shaded to our ±5–8 re-run band · all 22 scored performances shown

Inside our ±8-point re-run band of this record: Jim Hanson's 76, Piers Morgan's 79, Scott Horton's 69, Owen Shroyer's 68. We treat these as indistinguishable from it.

Component standings

Confronted the point81site 52100
Argued clean58site 8100
Dealt straight73site 989
Let them talk91site 72100

Andrew's strongest component is “Let them talk” at 91. Across the 22 scored performances Steelmanned has published, that component runs 72100.

The record

Modern Day Debate / Uncensored AmericaStructured debate1h 52m

ANDREW WILSON vs. OWEN SHROYER: Trump Debate | University of South Carolina

MET THE STANDARD · 65+Met the Engagement Standard, earned at 65+ DIS — an absolute threshold, not relative to the other debater.Rubric v0.4
77Debate
Integrity
Opposite Owen Shroyer · their score 68
82Confronted
the point
45%
59Argued
clean
30%
89Dealt
straight
15%
93Let them
talk
10%

Conceded the Epstein files release was "a debacle" and that Epstein "likely was himself a pedophile," even naming Trump as "way too pro-woman"—but strawmanned his opponent with "you want to make sure they're alive so they can get raped?"

18 challenges faced · 12,211 words scored
The CruciblePanel debate0h 34m

Andrew Wilson vs Tim Pool - Heated Debate With Tim Pool on The Nature of GOD

MET THE STANDARD · 65+Met the Engagement Standard, earned at 65+ DIS — an absolute threshold, not relative to the other debater.Rubric v0.4
69Debate
Integrity
Opposite Tim Pool · their score 49
79Confronted
the point
45%
57Argued
clean
30%
50Dealt
straight
15%
88Let them
talk
10%

Wilson landed clean rebuttals—"Duties aren't rights" and "logic is a transcendental category"—and admitted "I don't know exactly what the limits of all-powerful are," but cut Pool off mid-sentence three times and leaned on a broken flying analogy that simply assumed "would not" equals "could not."

12 challenges faced · 2,654 words scored