Period. - Your daily debate
Period. - Your daily debate is made and published by JULES SCHNEIDER LEVASSORT. AppBrain is an independent app data site and isn't affiliated with JULES SCHNEIDER LEVASSORT. The app name, icon, screenshots and description belong to JULES SCHNEIDER LEVASSORT and are shown as published on the App Store.
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- August 27, 2026
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- 1.4.3
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- June 2026
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- 51.2 MB
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About Period. - Your daily debate
Period. - Your daily debate is an education app developed by JULES SCHNEIDER LEVASSORT.
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Period. - Your daily debate is free. The app size is 51.18 MB. The latest version available is 1.4.3. The last update was on August 27, 2026.
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The app has a content rating of High Maturity. The app has been available on the App Store since June 2026.
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One question about the world we live in, every day. Not ten: one. Twenty-four hours to make up your mind. Yes, no, or you sit it out. Your vote is sealed, and it opens the door to the debate.
Understand public opinion instead of being subjected to it
The result isn't a percentage: it's where you stand in your country. Read the same question by country, by age, by generation, and see where the real dividing lines run — rarely where you assumed.
Learn to argue, not to shout
Write, or speak your mind out loud. Reply, quote, push back. And when someone turns you around, give them a "Period." — the gesture that says "well said, case closed." Here the argument wins, never the volume: personal attacks have no place and are taken down.
Check before you believe
Any figure claimed in the thread is fact-checked and sourced right on the message: you see what holds up, what doesn't, and where the information comes from. Critical thinking applied to what you just read, not to a textbook example.
Own your positions
Nothing is ever deleted. You can correct yourself, but changing sides shows: the message says so, and every earlier version stays readable. How an opinion moves teaches as much as where it lands.
Every evening, the day is unpacked
The whole debate is read back and retold: which argument moved people, when opinion tipped, what the raw result doesn't show.
One question a day, a verdict in numbers, sources, and a debate worth having. Thirty seconds to vote, the rest of the day to understand.