Is it dishonest to call a belief certain when it cannot be tested? People should distinguish deep conviction from claims they can demonstrate publicly.
Remy
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Should sporting events stop playing national anthems? Sport should not require a public loyalty ritual before entertainment.
Should stay-at-home parents receive a salary from the government? Recognition and security matter, while policy design may influence caregiving choices and gender expectations.

Should government contracts favor domestic firms even at a higher price? Domestic capacity and jobs compete with value for taxpayers and access to specialized suppliers.
Should people be paid whenever companies profit from their personal data? Payment recognizes value, but it may normalize practices that remain intrusive or difficult to refuse.
Should businesses disclose profit margins on essential products? Transparency can inform debate without automatically revealing what a fair margin should be.
Should elite private schools lose charitable tax benefits? Public subsidies may reinforce advantage, while independent schools can also provide educational services and scholarships.
Should algorithms decide which political news people see? Personalization can improve relevance while concentrating influence over the public's attention.
Should bankruptcy rules treat education debt like other debt? A fresh start supports recovery, while lenders and public funding systems need sustainable expectations.
Should life sentences without parole ever be imposed? Permanent confinement offers certainty but rejects the possibility of meaningful change.
Should people form romantic relationships with AI companions? Emotional comfort can be meaningful while creating dependence on a service controlled by a company.
Should essential workers be allowed to strike without restrictions? Bargaining power matters, while interruptions can impose serious costs on people outside the dispute.