🗞️ Society, Agenda and Social Relations

Which is worse for society: performative activism online or people who do nothing at all?

Is cancel culture holding society back, or is it just accountability finally working?

Is “voting with your wallet” just a feel-good myth in a world run by corporations?

Are car-free city centers a utopian dream for the young, or a nightmare for families who can’t afford the premium housing?

Do we owe more loyalty to our country or to global humanity when they conflict?

How do you balance your own beliefs with what society expects from you?

Do we actually care about equality, or just want our own side to win?

Is having a small, tight-knit friend circle still relevant in 2026 or just outdated?

Has modern dating culture totally wrecked how we connect with each other?

Is being the one who always plans group meetups getting exhausting for anyone else?

Has being eco-conscious changed how you handle family gatherings that are wasteful?

Would you ever trust a dating app that claims to build genuine connections?

What’s your take on the social pressure to have kids when you're worried about the climate?

Are we really more connected than ever, or has social media made us lonelier?

Why do we favor strangers online over the people sitting next to us in real life?

What's your take on people who openly judge others for not being sustainable enough in their daily life?

Is social media making us more empathetic or just more addicted to outrage?

Should we trust mainstream media or independent creators to shape the next generation’s values?

Would you switch from one expensive social club to free community meetups instead

Are you cutting ties with friends over climate inaction?