Disagreement Gets Argued Out
"The calls worth the most thought are the ones nobody agrees on."
What it does
A call everyone agrees on doesn't need arguing about. A contested one does. So Redhound spends its effort where the disagreement is: a clear-cut case gets one round, a contested one gets two.
How it works
One side builds the strongest case it can for buying. The other builds the strongest case against — answering the first side point by point, rather than just listing worries. A third pass then sums up where that leaves things, including what would have to happen for the conclusion to turn out wrong.
Why it's built this way
You get the reasoning, not just the verdict. The cases where the system is least certain are exactly the ones where seeing both arguments is worth most — and those are the ones that get the most of it.
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