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Is consciousness part of reality or something else? Perhaps all aspects of human consciousness can be explained as a physical object.

I saw a similar debate on this platform, but it was repeatedly fortified by the player. It had excellent potential. Hence, I have again put forward an opportunity for anyone to express their view. Note- Only participate if u think you have the time to do so, I do not want this debate to be fortified too and meet the same fate as its previous version.

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Tarrifs increase the prices for goods and serivices in the United states, which constitutes for inflation and inflationary pressures. Which decreases the demand for goods and services

“Technology has transformed our lives for the better. This debate argues that technology is a boon, improving communication, education, healthcare, and overall quality of life.”

If equality is real, then why do girls still face judgment, unequal pay, and constant stereotypes? If society is fair, why are women underrepresented in leadership? If feminism isn’t needed, who will fight these biases? Until every girl is treated equally and safely, modern feminism remains necessary.

AI is going to replace jobs — not because humans are weak, but because machines are becoming faster, cheaper, and more efficient than us. When automated systems can finish work in minutes that humans take hours to do, is it even surprising that companies choose AI? If AI can perform tasks with higher accuracy, no salary, no breaks, then why would industries not shift to it? The real question is: Are we ready for a world where human workers are optional?

I believe free will does not exist, however I would like a different perspective as to broaden my thinking.

I believe there is much to be improved upon

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Does it exist it or not

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“If teenagers are truly moody by nature, then why do we only start calling them ‘moody’ once society labels them that way? Why do adults forget their own emotional struggles at that age? Isn’t it easier to blame teens than to understand them? And if moodiness is ‘natural,’ then why do supportive environments reduce it while pressure and stereotypes make it worse? Maybe teenagers aren’t born moody at all—maybe society simply teaches everyone to expect it.”

The events in Israel and the Gaza Strip are not only related to and have a strong impact on human rights, but are also partly influenced by religious regimes.