Words are only one part of the video argument.

Visuals, music, editing, sequencing, delivery, thumbnails and audience cues can reinforce—or exceed—the spoken evidence.

Online video

YouTube Video Argument Analysis System™

Register the video and channel, capture the transcript and source links, then map how spoken claims, visuals, audio and editing construct the case.

Title and thumbnail comparison
Opening hook and central claim
Spoken, on-screen, visual and audio provenance labels
Source and quotation analysis
Timestamped findings
Argument-integrity and truth-seeking screens

Independent analysis system. Not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by YouTube or Google.

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Public talks and keynotes

Public Talk Argument Analysis System™

Examine how a central idea is constructed through the opening hook, personal narrative, evidence, speaker authority, visuals, delivery and memorable conclusion.

Central idea and intended audience
Story-to-claim transformation
Evidence versus personal experience
Slides, stage and delivery analysis
Audience reaction versus validated effect
External verification requirements

TED and TEDx Analysis Edition: independent analysis system. Not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by TED Conferences, LLC or any TEDx organiser.

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