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Should partners have access to each other's phone passwords? Privacy should remain normal even in a committed relationship.

Is raising a child without religion really a neutral choice? A secular upbringing also transmits assumptions about meaning and authority.

Should people have a right to repair every electronic device they own? Ownership supports repair freedom, while manufacturers raise safety, security, and intellectual-property concerns.

Should subscriptions require a reminder before every renewal? Clear consent can reduce unwanted spending while adding friction to services people intend to keep.

Should wealthy countries pay poorer countries to preserve forests? Shared environmental benefits support payment, but arrangements can complicate sovereignty and local livelihoods.

Should workplaces monitor employees through screenshots and keystrokes? Oversight can become intrusive when activity metrics substitute for trust and actual performance.

Should water and energy companies be publicly owned? Public control can prioritize access, while management quality and investment still determine outcomes.

Should public surveillance require a warrant for each person tracked? Individual authorization protects privacy but can limit broad monitoring of public spaces.

Should governments license powerful AI models before public release? Oversight may reduce risk while concentrating development among organizations able to satisfy expensive requirements… See more

Should inherited wealth be taxed more heavily than earned income? Opportunity and family autonomy offer competing reasons to treat inheritance differently from labor.

Should governments pay reparations for historical state wrongdoing? Collective repair may address lasting harm while raising difficult questions about responsibility and eligibility.

Should AI companies pay every creator whose work trains a model? Compensation recognizes creative labor while raising difficult questions about contribution and workable payment systems… See more