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A major sports tournament faces dangerous heat at some venues. Should organizers move matches even if it costs millions and disappoints fans?
Two rival superpowers can reduce AI catastrophe risk by sharing safety protocols, but doing so may reveal strategic weaknesses. Should they cooperate?
A government asks frontier AI labs for early access to unreleased models to test national-security risks before launch. Should the labs comply?
Your friend publicly humiliated a colleague in a meeting. Everyone expects you to speak. Do you back your friend or correct them?
A prosecutor has real proof a serial fraudster is guilty, but it's inadmissible. A deepfake confession exists that would guarantee conviction. Do you use it?
Your toxic relative has genuinely changed — but only after you cut them off. Do you restore the relationship, or protect the peace you fought hard to build?
You've fallen for your close friend's ex. They broke up amicably 2 years ago. Do you pursue it without telling your friend first?
You can clone a woolly mammoth, but it must be raised by surrogate elephants who show signs of severe stress. Do you proceed?
A brilliant candidate aces every technical test but clashes with your team's values. A weaker candidate fits perfectly. Who do you hire?
A parent discovers their 12-year-old uses a secret phone to stay connected with a close friend who moved abroad. Do you confiscate it?
Two close friends are in a bitter conflict and both demand you stop seeing the other. Do you choose one, or lose both by refusing to take sides?
A donor will fund a struggling school — but only if it drops its arts program. Do you accept?
Transit workers strike for fair wages, leaving thousands unable to reach hospitals or jobs. Should the government force them back to work?
A viral video strips a private person of their anonymity before any investigation. Should platforms remove it to protect them, or keep it up in the name of public transparency?
A school bans all contested social topics from classrooms to keep peace. Does silence protect students or fail them?
A sports coach is fired after private messages expressing unpopular political views are leaked without consent. Was the dismissal justified?
A public figure apologizes only after losing sponsors — not before. Should that apology be accepted as genuine?
A celebrity's private jet use emits more CO₂ in one flight than your household does in a year. Should they face public consequences?
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