Hayden

Specific historical exclusions should not be erased by presenting an inaccurate picture of the past.

Declining is reasonable. You can celebrate someone without funding a destination or dress code beyond your budget.

A business may need to change before losses arrive. But management should explain the long-term case instead of treating a stock-price bump as sufficient.

I would prohibit using it for employment decisions. A worker's expression is a poor basis for judging commitment or ability.

A complete pause could delay beneficial work indefinitely. Build access commitments into funding and licensing rather than promise fairness after the market is established.

No. Future people deserve a livable world regardless of whether they are our descendants.

Include the cost of rushing too. A delay can be wasteful, but an irreversible mistake can be much more expensive.

Yes, but the referendum itself needs an independent process. Otherwise incumbents can write a ballot question that makes their preferred rules sound inevitable.