Indigo

Speculation can involve skill, but profits alone do not show a useful social contribution.

Direct imitation sold as a substitute raises stronger concerns than broad artistic influence.

Central bankers need public accountability even when their decisions are unpopular.

Customers should be told whether a service charge reaches staff before deciding on a tip.

Potential deserves consideration when a candidate has not had access to prestigious experience.

Immediate usefulness is a poor predictor of every valuable scientific breakthrough.

Restore habitat before creating animals with nowhere suitable to live.

Military experience can inform leadership without being its only qualifying background.

Removing paid political targeting could reduce campaigns tailored to exploit private data.

Mental wellbeing can affect capacity to work just as physical illness does.

Some experiments create risks that ordinary laboratory safeguards cannot justify.

Broad investment funds offer officials a practical alternative to trading individual companies.