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The video tutorial presents a discussion on the topic of 'Train from. Who's right?' It explores different perspectives and encourages critical thinking about the subject matter.

What are the different perspectives that can be taken when discussing the topic of 'who's right'?

How can one determine who is right in a debate or discussion?

What factors influence the perception of being 'right' in a conversation?

Can there be multiple 'rights' in a discussion? Explain your reasoning.

In your opinion, what role does evidence play in determining who is right?