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justice

You built an AI art tool trained on living artists' work without consent. It's now funding art schools for underprivileged kids. Do you shut it down?

AShut it down — artists' consent cannot be traded for social good, no matter the outcome.

BKeep it running — the measurable benefit to future artists outweighs unconsented past use.

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society

When the state fails, faith groups can run food, shelter, and clinics. Is that a solution or a danger?

AA solution. Communities should help where institutions fail.82%

BA danger. Essential services should not depend on religious belonging.18%

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You discover your 13-year-old has a secret account with 50,000 followers. They've been posting for a year without your knowledge. They earn €800 a month. They beg you not to shut it down.

AShut it down. They're 13 — this isn't their decision to make.

BHelp them manage it safely. Closing it erases a year of their work.

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society

A zoo keeps endangered animals in enclosures a tiny fraction of their natural range. It also funds breeding programs that have pulled real species back from extinction and teaches millions of children to care about wildlife. Is keeping the animals there justified?

AJustified. Conservation and education save whole species — that outweighs the cost to the individual animals.

BNot justified. No mission makes a lifetime in an enclosure acceptable for a wild animal.

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