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01Your Core Three

One question · three scopes · results reveal after you seal each stance

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Geopolitics & WarWorldwideHot
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QID# 0142

Should permanent members of the UN Security Council lose veto power over humanitarian resolutions?

Grok Summary

Veto power lets any of the 5 permanent members block a resolution single-handedly. This question asks whether humanitarian resolutions should be exempt.

✦ Case to support

Majority-backed aid could no longer be blocked by one veto.

✦ Case to oppose

Veto rights keep all five powers acting inside the UN system.

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Closing soon2d 14hParticipation 27.4%
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02Discover · 12 open questions

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Consumer & BrandsWorldwideHot
Sponsored by Acme Civic

QID# 0224

Should retailers be required to disclose when prices are set by demand-based algorithms?

Grok Summary

Dynamic pricing adjusts what shoppers pay in real time. This question asks whether algorithmic price-setting should carry a mandatory disclosure.

✦ Case to support

Disclosure lets shoppers know when a price was set for them, not for everyone.

✦ Case to oppose

Mandated labels could freeze legitimate pricing experimentation.

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Closing soon9h 40mParticipation 12.5%
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Consumer & BrandsWorldwideHot
Sponsored by Acme Civic

QID# 0219

Should grocery chains be required to publish supplier markup data?

Grok Summary

Grocery margins are largely opaque. This question asks whether chains should publish what they pay suppliers versus what shoppers pay.

✦ Case to support

Markup transparency would expose where food inflation actually happens.

✦ Case to oppose

Forced disclosure could squeeze suppliers and reduce competition.

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Closing soon1d 14hParticipation 25.9%
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Consumer & BrandsWorldwideHot
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QID# 0215

Do loyalty programs give consumers fair value for their data?

Grok Summary

Loyalty programs trade discounts for purchase histories. This question asks whether that exchange is a fair one for consumers.

✦ Case to support

Members receive real, measurable savings for data most shoppers share anyway.

✦ Case to oppose

The data collected is worth far more than the points returned.

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Closing soon2d 8hParticipation 17.9%
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AI & TechnologyWorldwideHot
Sponsored by NexID Labs

QID# 0210

Should social platforms be required to verify humanity for all accounts by 2028?

Grok Summary

Bot networks now generate a measurable share of political discourse. This question asks whether humanity verification should be mandatory platform-wide.

✦ Case to support

Verified-only discourse would end bot amplification of public opinion.

✦ Case to oppose

Mandatory verification risks excluding anonymous and at-risk voices.

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Closing soon1d 8hParticipation 35.2%
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Energy & ClimateWorldwideHot

QID# 0201

Should governments subsidize grid-scale nuclear power as a primary decarbonization strategy?

Grok Summary

Grid-scale nuclear delivers firm zero-carbon power but carries cost and siting debates. This question asks whether states should subsidize it as a primary strategy.

✦ Case to support

Firm zero-carbon baseload could replace coal on existing grids.

✦ Case to oppose

Subsidies may crowd out cheaper, faster renewable buildout.

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Closing soon9h 20mParticipation 29.8%
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AI & TechnologyWorldwideHigh

QID# 0198

Should frontier AI models above a compute threshold require international safety certification before deployment?

Grok Summary

Frontier AI systems above set compute thresholds would need certification before public deployment, similar to aviation safety regimes.

✦ Case to support

Certification creates a shared safety floor before deployment.

✦ Case to oppose

Compute thresholds may entrench incumbents and slow open research.

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closes in 5d 2hParticipation 21.9%
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AI & TechnologyWorldwide

QID# 0192

Should schools integrate AI tutors into core curricula?

Grok Summary

AI tutors can personalize instruction at scale; educators debate outcomes, oversight, and equity of access.

✦ Case to support

Per-student tutoring at scale narrows attainment gaps.

✦ Case to oppose

Unproven long-term outcomes argue for limited pilots first.

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closes in 3d 6hParticipation 29.1%
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Politics & GovernanceWorldwideHigh

QID# 0183

Should national elections offer a verified online voting option?

Grok Summary

Verified online voting could raise turnout; security researchers debate coercion and auditability trade-offs.

✦ Case to support

Verified online ballots could lift participation among mobile and remote voters.

✦ Case to oppose

In-person ballots remain the strongest defense against coercion.

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closes in 4d 12hParticipation 15.1%
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Economy & BusinessWorldwide

QID# 0175

Should central banks issue retail digital currencies?

Grok Summary

Retail central-bank digital currencies would give citizens direct central-bank accounts, reshaping payments and privacy.

✦ Case to support

Direct public money could cut payment costs and reach the unbanked.

✦ Case to oppose

State-visible transactions raise structural privacy concerns.

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closes in 6d 4hParticipation 14.2%
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Energy & ClimateWorldwide

QID# 0166

Should the G20 adopt a coordinated carbon border tariff?

Grok Summary

A coordinated carbon border tariff would price imported emissions at G20 borders, aligning trade with climate policy.

✦ Case to support

Border pricing stops emissions simply relocating offshore.

✦ Case to oppose

Tariffs risk trade retaliation and higher consumer prices.

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closes in 12d 2hParticipation 15.2%
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Consumer & BrandsWorldwide
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QID# 0157

Should consumer brands disclose full supply-chain origins on packaging?

Grok Summary

Full supply-chain origin labeling would let consumers see where every component of a product was made and under what standards.

✦ Case to support

Origin transparency lets buyers reward ethical supply chains.

✦ Case to oppose

Compliance costs fall hardest on small producers.

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closes in 8d 6hParticipation 29.0%
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Economy & BusinessWorldwide

QID# 0149

Should space launch providers pay into a global orbital-debris cleanup fund?

Grok Summary

Orbital debris threatens shared orbits; a launch-funded cleanup pool would make providers underwrite remediation.

✦ Case to support

Launch-funded cleanup makes polluters underwrite shared orbits.

✦ Case to oppose

New fees could price out emerging space programs.

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closes in 15d 8hParticipation 28.1%
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