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SocietyAll levels

Should Ultra-Processed Foods Carry Warning Labels?

UltraProcessedFood
PublicHealth
ConsumerRights

Arunima Computer Science. PhD@ Florida State University

Sep.14 Monday 01:00 AM

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B2

13 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

What is the most significant achievement of your life so far?

Q2.

How would you use your title to make a difference in your community?

Q3.

If you could have lunch with anyone in the world, who would you choose?

Q4.

What meaningful silence have you experienced recently?

Q5.

If you could live in any country for a year, where would it be?

Q6.

What new routine would you like to try?

Q7.

What’s a unique way you like to express your appreciation for others?

Q8.

What tiny change created big peace in your life?

Q1.

Do you read food labels before buying?

Q2.

Do you know which foods count as ultra-processed?

Q3.

Do warning labels change what people actually buy?

Q4.

Is this useful information or unnecessary fear?

Q5.

Should convenience and price be part of the judgement?

Q6.

Who should decide what earns a warning: governments or scientists?

Q7.

Would labels hurt people with the least time and money most?

Q8.

What would your label say, and where would you put it?

Q1.

Personal rituals often provide comfort. Do you have a specific routine that helps you start your day right?

Q2.

If you could donate a million dollars to one cause, which would it be?

Q3.

What are your thoughts on global warming and how can you help combat it?

Q4.

How do you think the rise of citizen journalism has affected traditional news reporting and the role of journalists?

Q5.

How do you deal with situation when you don't agree with another person?

Q6.

How do you decide which goals to pursue first?

Q7.

How do you evaluate whether a goal fits your long-term vision?

Q8.

What are your thoughts on the responsibility of social media platforms in combating misinformation and promoting accurate information?

SocietyAdvanced topic

Should Governments Pay People to Care for Elderly Relatives?

FamilyCare
AgingSociety
UnpaidWork

Sultan Software Engineer, SaaS & Business Automation

Sep.13 Sunday 11:00 AM

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C1

23 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

What’s something about human nature that fascinates or puzzles you?

Q2.

What unexplained thing fascinates you most?

Q3.

Would you rather life in a house or apartment?

Q4.

How do you express your personality through everyday actions?

Q5.

Where would you go if you wanted to rediscover courage?

Q6.

How do you sense when someone needs support?

Q7.

How do you protect your emotional space during stressful times?

Q8.

Do you think athletes are overpaid?

Q1.

Who cares for older relatives in your family or community?

Q2.

Why is this work usually unpaid and usually done by women?

Q3.

Is family care a duty, a job, or both?

Q4.

Would payment recognise the work or make it transactional?

Q5.

Is paying families cheaper than expanding professional care?

Q6.

What happens to a carer's own career and pension?

Q7.

How would a government decide who qualifies?

Q8.

What support would you give carers first?

Q1.

Do you keep a to-do list?

Q2.

What’s the craziest thing you’ve ever eaten?

Q3.

What factors are encouraging the trend of minimalism?

Q4.

What makes you appreciate emotional depth in people?

Q5.

What helps you identify when you’re stuck in outdated habits?

Q6.

Do you believe in implementing a four-day workweek globally?

Q7.

If you could have dinner with three fictional characters, who would they be?

Q8.

Do you believe work-from-home makes employees more productive?

SocietyAll levels

Should Cities Set Legal Limits on Everyday Noise?

NoisePollution
UrbanLife
Wellbeing

Arunima Computer Science. PhD@ Florida State University

Sep.11 Friday 01:00 AM

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C1
B2

12 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

What’s a tradition from your childhood that you still cherish today?

Q2.

If you could live in a storybook or fairytale world, which one would you choose and why?

Q3.

When was the last time you did something nice for someone completely unprompted?

Q4.

How do you bring more creativity into everyday experiences?

Q5.

Have you ever realized something important about yourself through creative work?

Q6.

Where would you choose to feel reborn for a day?

Q7.

What is the funniest advertisement you have seen? Describe it.

Q8.

If you found a book filled with advice written just for you, what topic would it cover?

Q1.

What noise bothers you most where you live?

Q2.

Have you ever changed your habits because of a neighbour's noise?

Q3.

Is noise a genuine health problem or just an annoyance?

Q4.

Where is the line between city life and a real nuisance?

Q5.

Should construction, traffic and nightlife face the same limits?

Q6.

Who should enforce noise rules, and how?

Q7.

Would strict limits make cities calmer or lifeless?

Q8.

What single noise would you regulate first?

Q1.

Traveling solo can be transformative. Do you think people grow more when they travel alone or with others?

Q2.

What is your favorite way to cultivate a sense of purpose and meaning in your life?

Q3.

What's your favorite flower?

Q4.

What drives individuals to volunteer or give back to their communities?

Q5.

What is more important, money or fame, and why?

Q6.

Who has shown you that small acts of kindness matter?

Q7.

What helps you resist emotional manipulation?

Q8.

What is the role of compassion in society?

SocietyAdvanced topic

Should Patients Be Allowed to Pay to Skip Medical Waiting Lists?

Healthcare
Fairness
PrivateMedicine

Ken Author, Finance Professional & Language Enthusiast

Sep.10 Thursday 11:00 AM

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C1
C2

11 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

What is the most innovative business model you have seen recently?

Q2.

Where would you choose to spend a peaceful evening?

Q3.

What is your favorite winter activity or sport?

Q4.

What’s a unique way you like to express your appreciation for others?

Q5.

Describe the best decision you’ve made in the past year.

Q6.

What’s a question you wish people would ask you more often?

Q7.

Have you ever been deeply moved by an unexpected experience?

Q8.

If you could know one truth about your future, what would you ask?

Q1.

How long do people typically wait for treatment where you live?

Q2.

Is it wrong to use your own money to be treated sooner?

Q3.

Does private payment shorten public queues, or drain them of staff?

Q4.

Should urgency ever be decided by anything other than medical need?

Q5.

What happens to trust in a system where money moves you forward?

Q6.

Is banning private options fair to those who can afford them?

Q7.

How do wealthy and poorer countries face this differently?

Q8.

How would you order a waiting list if the decision were yours?

Q1.

How would humanity change if all humans’ life expectancy was significantly increased (let’s say to around 500 years)?

Q2.

What’s the most effective way to challenge personal fears, in your opinion?

Q3.

What is one change you would like to see in your community?

Q4.

What makes a conversation feel balanced to you?

Q5.

What are your views on the concept of 'the self'?

Q6.

How do you define a meaningful conversation?

Q7.

Why do we sometimes feel more alive during transitions than routines?

Q8.

How long should you wait before telling your crush that you like them?

SocietyAdvanced topic

Should Governments Limit How Many Homes One Person Can Own?

Housing
Inequality
PropertyRights

Ken Author, Finance Professional & Language Enthusiast

Sep.08 Tuesday 13:00 PM

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22 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

How do you nurture a sense of peace in your environment?

Q2.

Where would you travel to experience complete silence?

Q3.

What is your perspective on the concept of 'equality'?

Q4.

How do you maintain your sense of playfulness and curiosity as an adult?

Q5.

When, according to you is appropriate time to confess to your crush?

Q6.

If you had unlimited curiosity for one week, what would you explore?

Q7.

What personal ritual makes you feel centered?

Q8.

What’s your favorite book series, and why do you enjoy it?

Q1.

Is housing a normal investment, or something different?

Q2.

What happens to a neighbourhood when most homes are owned by investors?

Q3.

Where is the line between owning property and hoarding it?

Q4.

Would a legal limit lower prices, or simply move the money elsewhere?

Q5.

How would such a rule be enforced across companies and family members?

Q6.

Do property rights outweigh the public interest in affordable homes?

Q7.

Are taxes on extra homes a better tool than hard limits?

Q8.

What would you do first if you had to make housing affordable in your city?

Q1.

How do you differentiate between assumptions and facts?

Q2.

Think about a time you took a risk that completely changed your life.

Q3.

If you were a superhero, what would your superpower be and what would you call yourself?

Q4.

What is something you've learned recently that surprised you?

Q5.

How do you think we can address the issue of climate change denial?

Q6.

Why do we reflect deeply after small disappointments?

Q7.

How do you calm yourself before making big decisions?

Q8.

How do you define "family," and what does it mean to you?

SocietyAdvanced topic

Should Traffic Fines Be Based on a Person's Income?

TrafficFines
Fairness
Inequality

Albert Engineer and explorer

Sep.07 Monday 13:00 PM

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C1
C1
B2

23 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

What’s the hardest part of learning English?

Q2.

How do you stay open-minded in conversations about differing views?

Q3.

If you could know either when you die or how, which would you choose?

Q4.

Have you ever snuck out of the house?

Q5.

If you could set up a pop-up shop, what would you sell?

Q6.

What is your dream job?

Q7.

What is your favorite season for traveling?

Q8.

What habit do you think would make the biggest positive impact if everyone adopted it?

Q1.

What is a traffic fine supposed to achieve: punishment or deterrence?

Q2.

Does a fixed fine affect a rich driver and a poor driver equally?

Q3.

Is a fine that someone barely notices still a real penalty?

Q4.

Would income-based fines make roads safer, or just feel fairer?

Q5.

How would a government verify income without invading privacy?

Q6.

Should the same principle apply to other fines and penalties?

Q7.

Could wealthy drivers argue they are being punished twice?

Q8.

What would you set as the fine for speeding if you designed the system?

Q1.

Imagine your ideal day with no responsibilities—what would you do?

Q2.

How do you like to celebrate your achievements?

Q3.

What role does self-reflection play in your life?

Q4.

What is one thing you are passionate about?

Q5.

How can we learn to accept and embrace change in our lives?

Q6.

How do you maintain focus during long meetings?

Q7.

Why do some people enjoy puzzles, riddles, or brain games more than others?

Q8.

If your life philosophy were a billboard slogan, what would it say?

SocietyAll levels

Should Accessibility Be a Standard Part of Every Product Design?

Accessibility
InclusiveDesign
EqualAccess

Evelyn Occupational Therapy Master's, Australia

Sep.03 Thursday 13:00 PM

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B2
B2
B2

19 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

Do you get a lot of free time or are you busy most of the time?

Q2.

Do you know the history of your family well? How far back can you trace your roots?

Q3.

When is the last time you couldn't stop laughing?

Q4.

What beautiful moment have you accidentally captured on your phone?

Q5.

Have you ever had a life-changing experience while traveling?

Q6.

Did your parents choose your name(s)?

Q7.

Describe a creative process that feels natural and intuitive for you.

Q8.

How do you recognize opportunities hidden inside problems?

Q1.

How often do you notice accessibility in everyday products?

Q2.

What makes a product easy or difficult for different people to use?

Q3.

Should designers test products with disabled users?

Q4.

Can better accessibility improve products for everyone?

Q5.

Who should pay for accessibility improvements?

Q6.

Should accessibility standards be required by law?

Q7.

Why is accessibility sometimes treated as an extra feature?

Q8.

What would a truly inclusive product look like?

Q1.

Have you ever shared an unforgettable meal with others?

Q2.

How much control do we have over the workings of our autonomous body functions?

Q3.

What makes kindness memorable in relationships?

Q4.

In your opinion, what makes a city feel welcoming or unwelcoming to outsiders?

Q5.

If you died today, would you have any regrets?

Q6.

How would you describe your friends?

Q7.

What recent observation stayed with you?

Q8.

What's the best piece of advice you've ever received?

SocietyAdvanced topic

Should Schools Provide Free Meals to Every Student?

SchoolMeals
Education
Equality

Sultan Software Engineer, SaaS & Business Automation

Aug.31 Monday 13:00 PM

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C1

32 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

What are some of the most important qualities or traits you believe are essential for achieving personal success and fulfillment?

Q2.

What beautiful moment have you accidentally captured on your phone?

Q3.

What is your favorite memory with friends?

Q4.

What is your favorite type of car or vehicle?

Q5.

Do you like to dance? If so, what type of dance?

Q6.

How do you stay patient during long-term goals?

Q7.

What are some of your favorite food-related books, movies, or documentaries that have inspired your culinary interests and passions?

Q8.

Have you ever experienced a natural disaster or extreme weather event?

Q1.

Should every student receive free school meals regardless of family income?

Q2.

Can free meals help students perform better at school?

Q3.

Is it wasteful to provide free food to families that can afford it?

Q4.

Could universal meals reduce embarrassment for poorer students?

Q5.

Should schools also provide breakfast?

Q6.

Who should pay for universal school meals?

Q7.

Should healthy food standards be required if taxpayers are paying?

Q8.

Is providing food part of a school's responsibility or mainly a family's responsibility?

Q1.

What is your favorite type of exercise and why?

Q2.

How does your family support each other during tough times?

Q3.

How do you remain fair when judging situations?

Q4.

Describe a situation where you had to navigate two opposing values or beliefs.

Q5.

How do you handle the expectations and opinions of others when it comes to your personal goals and achievements?

Q6.

What helps you identify when someone needs space?

Q7.

How do you identify when someone is overwhelmed?

Q8.

What are weddings like in your country?

SocietyAll levels

Should Children Be Paid for Doing Household Chores?

PocketMoney
Parenting
Responsibility

Evelyn Occupational Therapy Master's, Australia

Aug.27 Thursday 13:00 PM

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B2

28 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

Have you ever tried a food from another culture that surprised you?

Q2.

Describe an object or item that unexpectedly became very meaningful to you.

Q3.

What’s a dream or vision you’re pursuing solely for your personal fulfillment?

Q4.

What is your favorite type of pasta?

Q5.

How do you usually approach big life decisions?

Q6.

Imagine designing a theme park inspired by your life. What’s its signature attraction?

Q7.

What advice would you give to women?

Q8.

How do you decide what memories to preserve?

Q1.

Did you receive pocket money when you were a child?

Q2.

Should children help at home even when they receive nothing in return?

Q3.

Can paying for chores teach children how money works?

Q4.

Could payment make children unwilling to help unless they receive money?

Q5.

Should difficult chores earn more money than easy ones?

Q6.

What should happen if a child refuses to do an agreed chore?

Q7.

Is giving a fixed allowance better than paying for individual tasks?

Q8.

What is the best way for parents to teach children responsibility with money?

Q1.

Describe your personal strategy for dealing with loneliness.

Q2.

When does ambition help you thrive, and when does it get in your way?

Q3.

What helps you remain confident around strong personalities?

Q4.

What sports are popular in your country?

Q5.

What is the best way to watch television: On a television set, computer, tablet or phone?

Q6.

Are you good at organising things? How do you do it?

Q7.

How do you identify toxic communication patterns?

Q8.

How do you perceive the concept of 'hope'?

SocietyAdvanced topic

Should Citizens Be Required to Serve on Juries?

JuryDuty
Justice
CivicDuty

Evelyn Occupational Therapy Master's, Australia

Aug.25 Tuesday 11:00 AM

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C1
C2

9 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

If you could start a charity, what would it be for?

Q2.

Have you ever experienced a place that seemed to slow down time?

Q3.

Where would you revisit to thank your past self?

Q4.

Have you ever been caught off guard by your own emotions?

Q5.

What’s a song that feels like it was written just for you?

Q6.

If you could have an unlimited supply of one material or object, what would you choose?

Q7.

If you could swap lives with someone for a week, who would it be?

Q8.

Share a time when slowing down helped you notice something important.

Q1.

Would you be willing to serve on a jury?

Q2.

Is jury service a responsibility that citizens should accept?

Q3.

Should people be allowed to refuse jury duty because they are too busy?

Q4.

Can ordinary citizens make fair decisions in complicated trials?

Q5.

Are professional judges more reliable than juries?

Q6.

Should employers be required to support workers who serve on juries?

Q7.

Could jury duty help people understand the justice system better?

Q8.

Would you prefer to be judged by a judge or by a group of ordinary citizens?

Q1.

What games did you play as a kid?

Q2.

Let’s say you’re in charge of setting the national priorities for the next decade. What comes first?

Q3.

Are you a morning person or a night person?

Q4.

How do you maintain emotional safety in relationships?

Q5.

Describe the most beautiful sunset or sunrise you’ve ever seen.

Q6.

Some people enjoy extreme sports for the adrenaline. What’s the most daring thing you’ve ever done?

Q7.

What helps you see situations from multiple angles?

Q8.

How do you maintain momentum during busy weeks?

SocietyAll levels

Should Young Adults Move Away From Home?

Independence
YoungAdults
FamilyLife

Mateus BS in Medical Science

Aug.22 Saturday 01:00 AM

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B2
C1
C1

13 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

How do you reflect on your personal evolution over the years?

Q2.

How do you define justice?

Q3.

What was your favorite childhood toy or game?

Q4.

If you could have a superpower for one day, what would it be?

Q5.

What is something you find beautiful in everyday life?

Q6.

If you could dedicate one entire day to rediscovering old hobbies, what would you do first?

Q7.

If you could remove one common annoyance from daily life, what would it be?

Q8.

How do you usually approach learning something completely new?

Q1.

At what age do people usually move out in your country?

Q2.

Is living away from family important for becoming independent?

Q3.

Can staying with parents be a smart financial choice?

Q4.

Do young adults learn more responsibility when living alone?

Q5.

Does moving out create unnecessary pressure?

Q6.

Should culture influence when people leave home?

Q7.

Is independence more about money or daily responsibility?

Q8.

What is the best time for a young adult to move out?

Q1.

Why do we sometimes chase goals without knowing why?

Q2.

Did you play any sports as a child?

Q3.

Why do we celebrate milestones but often skip celebrating progress?

Q4.

What things make you feel pessimist at times?

Q5.

How do you think the rise of citizen journalism has affected traditional news reporting and the role of journalists?

Q6.

What helps you stay hopeful during slow progress?

Q7.

What helps you regain clarity?

Q8.

What’s your definition of happiness?

SocietyAll levels

Should Public Spaces Have Quiet Zones?

NoisePollution
PublicSpaces
Wellbeing

Bilel English Teacher, BA in International Relations

Aug.21 Friday 18:00 PM

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C1

15 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

What are some famous stories or legends from your country?

Q2.

What's the most unusual or adventurous food you've ever tried?

Q3.

If you could open a museum about any topic, what would it be dedicated to?

Q4.

If you could rebuild your morning routine from scratch, what would you include?

Q5.

Have you ever felt like you don't really belong?

Q6.

What’s something you once believed strongly but later changed your mind about?

Q7.

If you could only eat one food for the rest of your life, what would it be?

Q8.

How do you understand what truly motivates you?

Q1.

Do you enjoy quiet places in public?

Q2.

Where is it hardest to find quiet in your city?

Q3.

Could quiet zones make public spaces more comfortable?

Q4.

Would quiet zones limit other people's activities too much?

Q5.

Who might benefit most from having quiet zones?

Q6.

Should airports, malls, and offices create them?

Q7.

How should quiet zones be separated from normal spaces?

Q8.

Would you personally use a quiet zone?

Q1.

Who has shown you the importance of kindness in everyday life?

Q2.

If you could instantly acquire a new skill, what would it be and why?

Q3.

Think of a situation where breaking the rules was the right thing to do. What happened?

Q4.

What do you notice first when meeting new people?

Q5.

What does "home" mean to you?

Q6.

What are some of the most important advancements in medicine and healthcare?

Q7.

Are you a person who likes small-talk or deep talk? Why so?

Q8.

What would you consider to be your personal values?

SocietyAdvanced topic

Should Governments Treat Internet Shutdowns as a Violation of Civil Rights?

InternetShutdowns
CivilRights
DigitalFreedom

Arunima Computer Science. PhD@ Florida State University

Aug.21 Friday 01:00 AM

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C1
B2

14 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

When has silence spoken louder than words for you?

Q2.

What daily object do you think will be obsolete in 20 years?

Q3.

If you could bottle the essence of your happiest place, what would it smell and sound like?

Q4.

Do you like people easily?

Q5.

If you could meet anyone from history, who would it be and why?

Q6.

Will streaming ever completely replace cinemas?

Q7.

What is your favorite holiday tradition?

Q8.

Who is your biggest celebrity crush?

Q1.

Have you ever experienced an internet outage that seriously affected daily life?

Q2.

Why do governments sometimes shut down or restrict internet access?

Q3.

Can an internet shutdown ever be justified for public safety?

Q4.

Should internet access be treated as part of freedom of expression?

Q5.

Do shutdowns harm ordinary people more than those they target?

Q6.

Should courts be able to block government-ordered shutdowns?

Q7.

Are temporary restrictions acceptable during riots or national emergencies?

Q8.

When, if ever, should a government have the power to disconnect people?

Q1.

How would people's daily lives change if the workweek was reduced to three days worldwide?

Q2.

What makes people feel fulfilled after a volunteer experience?

Q3.

Is space exploration worth the high financial investment?

Q4.

What are your thoughts on the role of public art in cities?

Q5.

Why do you value quiet mornings or evenings?

Q6.

Is there justice in the world?

Q7.

What’s a color that comforts you?

Q8.

What is the most underrated book you've read, and why do you think it deserves more recognition?

SocietyAll levels

Should Politicians Use Simpler Language?

PoliticalLanguage
Communication
Democracy

Geetanjali BA in English & Political Science

Aug.20 Thursday 01:00 AM

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B2

15 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

If you could attend any event in the world, what would it be?

Q2.

What is your favorite thing about your hometown or country?

Q3.

What’s a sensory experience—sight, sound, smell, taste, or touch—that instantly calms you?

Q4.

Where is the line between art and not art?

Q5.

Who is someone you admire, and why?

Q6.

What’s a tradition you’ve created with your friends or family?

Q7.

What is your favorite type of exercise or physical activity?

Q8.

What object represents comfort for you?

Q1.

Do politicians often use language that feels unnecessarily complicated?

Q2.

Why might leaders prefer complicated words?

Q3.

Would simpler language make politics more accessible?

Q4.

Can simple language make complex issues seem too simple?

Q5.

Should government documents use everyday language?

Q6.

Does clear language make a leader seem more trustworthy?

Q7.

Can politicians manipulate people by oversimplifying issues?

Q8.

What makes political communication both clear and responsible?

Q1.

What’s the meaning of life, in your opinion?

Q2.

How do you make sure you're growing in the right direction?

Q3.

When does ambition help you thrive, and when does it get in your way?

Q4.

When was the last time you went to a park/garden?

Q5.

How do you stay open-minded and receptive to new experiences or perspectives?

Q6.

How much control do we have over our bodily functions?

Q7.

Why does a new mindset change how we experience familiar routines?

Q8.

Why do people seek validation even when they know their worth?

SocietyAll levels

Should Cities Be Designed for Older People?

AgeFriendlyCities
Accessibility
UrbanDesign

Evelyn Occupational Therapy Master's, Australia

Aug.18 Tuesday 13:00 PM

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B2

37 booked

Topic Guide

Q1.

If you could live in any era, past or future, when would it be?

Q2.

What’s a personal habit that others might find strange but works for you?

Q3.

What social custom or practice from another culture would you like to experience firsthand?

Q4.

If you could visit any place in the world for free, where would you go and why?

Q5.

What is your favorite holiday destination?

Q6.

What are some of the most significant challenges facing the modern education system?

Q7.

How do you cultivate patience with yourself during times of transition?

Q8.

Where would you like to witness the night sky?

Q1.

What makes a city comfortable for older people?

Q2.

Which city features become harder to use as people age?

Q3.

Should public transport be designed around older residents?

Q4.

Would age-friendly design also help younger people?

Q5.

Should cities spend more on benches, ramps, and public toilets?

Q6.

Can technology make cities easier for older people to use?

Q7.

Should younger taxpayers pay more for age-friendly changes?

Q8.

What would make your city better for people over 70?

Q1.

How do you navigate the balance between self-care and caring for others?

Q2.

What was the moment that changed your life?

Q3.

How do you decide when to speak up?

Q4.

What is the role of truth in our lives?

Q5.

How do you express your thoughts clearly when nervous?

Q6.

In your view, what’s the most valuable thing a person can learn outside of school?

Q7.

What are your thoughts on the impact of social media on youth culture?

Q8.

How do you manage conflicting emotions?

Session List 1 page

Should Ultra-Processed Foods Carry Warning Labels?

Should Governments Pay People to Care for Elderly Relatives?

Should Cities Set Legal Limits on Everyday Noise?

Should Patients Be Allowed to Pay to Skip Medical Waiting Lists?

Should Governments Limit How Many Homes One Person Can Own?

Should Traffic Fines Be Based on a Person's Income?

Should Accessibility Be a Standard Part of Every Product Design?

Should Schools Provide Free Meals to Every Student?

Should Children Be Paid for Doing Household Chores?

Should Citizens Be Required to Serve on Juries?

Should Young Adults Move Away From Home?

Should Public Spaces Have Quiet Zones?

Should Governments Treat Internet Shutdowns as a Violation of Civil Rights?

Should Politicians Use Simpler Language?

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