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Bad weather makes commuting risky but not impossible. Should employers be required to allow remote work when official alerts are active?
Lawmakers want platforms to protect children by default, while parents want the final say over what their teens can use. Who should decide?
A regulator appoints an outsider who challenges expert consensus, promising fresh scrutiny of old assumptions. Should the public welcome it?
A tech city is asked to pause new large data centers for a year while it writes rules on power, water and noise. Should it pause them?
A social platform can block more underage users only by asking everyone for stronger age checks. Should it do it?
A dangerous animal can be relocated, but the move may kill it. Do you move it to protect people?
Should pets receive expensive surgery when the same money could save many shelter animals?
Should zoos keep endangered animals if captivity is the only way to prevent extinction?
Should people be allowed to own exotic animals if they can prove excellent care?
Should lab testing on animals be allowed for life-saving medicine?
A beloved old pet is suffering but still has good moments. Do you choose euthanasia?
You can resurrect a hero by taking one year of life from every citizen. Do you cast the spell?
A cursed forest attacks villages because humans cut its sacred trees. Do you burn it down?
A magical artifact grants peace but erases everyone’s memories of war crimes. Do you use it?
Your party can defeat the dark lord only by betraying a loyal ally. Do you do it?
Your RPG party wants to kill a captured villain for safety. Your character believes in mercy. Do you stop them?
A player keeps making selfish choices “in character” and ruining the group’s fun. Do you confront them?
The DM offers you secret power if you betray the party. Do you accept?
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