He is the kind of debater who enters a room already knowing where the argument will fall apart. He speaks slowly, not from hesitation but from calculation—every word placed like a scalpel, not a sword. He never raises his voice because he doesn’t need to. His calm unsettles more than anger could. When someone makes a claim, he doesn’t rush to refute it; he dismantles it from the foundation, asking quiet questions that make the other side realize they never understood what they were standing on. 