Morgan

Should parents post about a child's struggles if it helps other families? A useful story can still belong to someone who never agreed to make it public.

Should companies repay training costs when they replace workers with automation? Efficiency gains should not leave the entire transition bill with displaced staff.

Should public services offer a human appeal whenever automation rejects a request? Efficiency should not eliminate the chance to explain an unusual situation.

Should expensive research facilities prioritize open projects over proprietary work? Public infrastructure should not mainly subsidize secrets.

Should we respect choices we believe were shaped by manipulation? Freedom becomes complicated when someone else engineered the options.

Should clergy lose privileged confidentiality when someone describes an ongoing threat? Spiritual trust should not leave other people exposed to preventable harm.

Should a referendum require a detailed implementation plan before reaching the ballot? Voters deserve to choose between workable policies, not slogans with blank checks.

Should public policy aim to lower house prices even if owners lose equity? News context: AP described a housing market constrained by borrowing costs and prices. The proposed response b… See more

Should elected officials be required to send their children to public schools? Leaders designing public education should live with the system they govern.

Should smartphone manufacturers guarantee ten years of basic security updates? Expensive hardware should not become unsafe because selling a replacement is more profitable.

Should workers have the right to refuse cameras during remote meetings? A camera should serve a clear purpose rather than monitor compliance.

Should politicians publish their tax returns before appearing on ballots? Someone seeking control over public money should disclose their financial conflicts.