They might say that teenagers have high curiosity and bravery. But have you ever dealt with teenagers? Is it hard? Yes, it is hard. You are always overwhelmed, fragile, and drowning in the pressures of the person. Good afternoon to the honorable educators, respectful opponents, and mental teammates. My name is Richard and I'll be the first speaker of the frame of the negative theme, debating on the motion that we must stand teenagers to explore in a known future. Before I move on to my arguments, I would like to clarify Ms. Diane's definition in my team rebuttal. Our definition is that teenagers is the young person that ends in the transitional stage of growth between childhood and adulthood. Explore means to grow through an unknown area in order to learn about it. Unknown Future is a future that fills with brand new technologies, new kinds of people, and unknown social pressures. And our stance is simple. The future is far too unpredictable and dangerous for teenagers who are still developing emotionally, and teenagers should not let bad habits or mistakes go into their future. And I'll move on to my steam rebuttal. The first speaker of the affirmative team said that teenagers are old enough to survive in a unknown future. But do you think that teenagers can survive in that new environment that no one has ever lived before? Well of course not Well you said teenagers are old enough Like for example me and my teammates go to an unknown future Let just say that we teenagers like we seven eight years old We go to teenagers we go to an unknown future we will survive there no we won survive that How about your teen Of course you will not survive there You need other people help that is older than you that is more mature than you that is adult that will tap your parents And even if that's true, teenagers would not survive in that new environment because teenagers are already drowning in pressure of the person. That's why your argument doesn't prove anything and that's why I'll move on to my first art demon. Moving into the future is unsafe for teenagers because they are entering a world no one has ever lived before. As teens grow up, they travel into a future filled with new technologies, new kind of people, and unknown social pressures. Look at Teenagers 5 in a new environment. You already see it now. Teens are the first generation to grow up entirely online. Using cyber threats, AI, and digital addiction that their parents never had to deal with. Therefore, stepping into the future is dangerous for teenagers because teenagers are the front line explorers of a world that is unknown. And now I'll move on to my second argument. Stop teenagers from going to the future to save their choice. If teens know their future, they just stop choosing for themselves to follow a fixed path instead of learning from mistakes and growing up. Health experts agree that making mistakes and facing the unknown are the only ways kids learn to be strong and independent. So this plan helps them truly own their lives and choices. In conclusion, me and my team believe that this motion shall and will absolutely fall. Thank you.

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