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Language Grade Level uses the Flesh-Kincaid Readability Grade Level formula.

Debate Statistics for Should humans be alowed to sell themselves as tools.
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Side scores:
 
Your debate is incomprehensible : 5

 
Yes thats how everything works : 3

 
No the world is full of death : 2

Total arguments:
 
Your debate is incomprehensible : 3

 
No the world is full of death : 2

 
Yes thats how everything works : 3

Word lengths:
 
Your debate is incomprehensible : 4.85 ave

 
No the world is full of death : 5.23 ave

 
Yes thats how everything works : 4.23 ave



Language grade level:
Flesh-Kincaid Readability Grade Level
 
Your debate is incomprehensible : 11th

 
No the world is full of death : 10th

 
Yes thats how everything works : 7th

Vocabulary overlap:
 
Your debate is incomprehensible

 
No the world is full of death

 
Yes thats how everything works

Total words used:
 
Your debate is incomprehensible : 159

 
No the world is full of death : 64

 
Yes thats how everything works : 227



Word frequencies:
always  being  can't  cents  computer  constructive  die  difficult  doing  don't  dosen't  effectively  english  failget  flawed  grammarspelling  hours  i'm  internets  isn't  judgemental  just  language  man10  millions  nazi  only  opinion  over  please  program  sentence  seriously  should  society  sorry  spelling  spellinggrammar  taken  that's  thats  too  tools  trying  until  used  well  work  xanderit's  you're
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