NL vs NL Ep 10: Are we living in a simulation?
A timed debate where two people battle it out with their wits and arguments on their chosen subject. Let's make debates great again!
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ContributeTired of loud frothy-mouth, potty-mouth debates on primetime TV? Tired of sad character-limited fights on Twitter where you don't really learn anything?
We have something that might excite you. Newslaundry presents a new podcast: NL vs NL.
Let's make debates great again!
In this episode, Newslaundry subscribers Sahej Rahal and Parminder Kaur fight it out over that very existential question: are we all living in a simulation?
Parminder thinks we are, Sahej disagrees.
Listen and tell us who you agree or disagree with, and why.
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