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Bernard concludes we shouldn’t invite Carl to speak at the forum. This is because Carl’s views are false and dangerous. We don’t want to support adoption of those views, and inviting him to speak would help spread those views.

Ayla’s implicit conclusion is that we should invite him to speak. This is because challenging his views in public is the best way to combat them.

We’re looking for a disagreement. The speakers disagree about whether we should invite Carl to the forum.

Ayla doesn’t have an opinion. Although she wants to challenge Carl’s false views, we don’t know what she thinks about views she wishes not to support. She might think it’s OK to legitimize views she doesn’t support, as long as they’re not false.

Bernard doesn’t have an opinion. He doesn’t discuss what happens when people encounter counterarguments against views.

The speakers disagree. Bernard implicitly thinks this is not the best way, because he says not to invite Carl. If he thought this was the best way to fight Carl’s ideas, he wouldn’t make this recommendation. Ayla thinks the best way to fight Carl’s ideas is to allow him to speak.

Ayla doesn’t have an opinion. She doesn’t discuss the idea of danger or whether some views can be dangerous.

Ayla doesn’t have an opinion. She doesn’t discuss the idea of danger or whether we should encourage adoption of dangerous views.

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