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Should employers be banned from using emotion-recognition software in interviews? A hiring decision should not depend on a machine's guess about a facial expression.

Should companies pay severance before paying executive bonuses? Workers losing income should come before discretionary rewards at the top.

Should adult roommates ask permission before having overnight guests? Privacy and freedom must be balanced with the costs and expectations of sharing a home.

Can someone be a good person while supporting a harmful institution? Personal kindness and institutional participation may point in different directions when assessing responsibility.

Should gambling advertisements be removed from sports broadcasts? Commercial funding must be weighed against normalizing a risky activity for broad audiences.

Should declining an invitation require an explanation? Courtesy matters without making personal time something that must be justified to others.

Should someone be judged by their worst action? Serious harm cannot be erased, but a whole life may contain evidence of change and complexity.

Should adult children be publicly criticized for placing parents in care homes? Care decisions involve capacity, safety, relationships, and resources that outsiders may not see.

Should parents give equal attention to children with unequal needs? Fairness may require different forms of support without making another child feel permanently overlooked.

Is revenge ever morally better than forgiveness? Accountability can require consequences, but personal retaliation may serve different aims from justice.

Should multilingual public services be mandatory regardless of cost? Equal access can require accommodation, but limited resources force choices about scale and priority.

Should parents tell children they were conceived through a donor? Honesty supports identity, but families may worry about timing and what the information will mean.