Quest2ReasonClimb the mountain, sharpen your mind.

Changes

What’s new

What changed on Quest2Reason and when, newest first. The plan itself (365 daily lessons and 20 optional ones) is on the map.

Reviews that keep widening, retries for what you missed, and two optional sets

Finished lessons now come back after 1, 3, 7, 30, 90 and 180 days, so the review pile stops growing all year, and a lesson you recall after a long gap jumps ahead. The Profile page lists the questions you missed and offers them again. Stage checkpoints have eight questions and can be failed: fewer than seven right on the first try names the lessons to review. Each week ends with a “Which tool?” question that sets two earlier ideas against each other. Two optional bonus sets are new: Shapes of argument (if-then, all and some, either-or, expected value, how much evidence should move you) and Rights and the wider world (rights, toleration, republican liberty, cosmopolitanism, global justice, anarchism, feminist political philosophy). Search now finds the fallacy pages, and the day after a lesson asks whether you tried its “Try this today”.

Six fallacy lessons as optional extras

Every fallacy page now has a lesson: Off the Scent, Old Is Not Proof, True Whether You Like It, When Feelings Do the Arguing, No True Scotsman and Except for Me sit beside their weeks as optional bonus lessons, so the daily plan stays 365 days.

Read-aloud narration and a kinder phone layout

Lessons, questions and the Lines page can be read aloud by two recorded narrators, Emma and Echo, with your device’s own voices as a fallback. The analytics question no longer covers the page on a phone, tap targets grew, and the site works offline for the pages you have opened.

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