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AGP Voices
Raise your voice.
We all want to shout about something. Many of us don’t feel safe doing it anymore.
AGP's $5 door keeps it humans only. Once inside, everything you post is anonymous — who you are stays on your private page, where only you can see it.
- The handle and the context you choose travel with every post — never your name.
- Conversations grow in chains, around problems worth solving.
- AI, education, healthcare, democracy — and the topics you open yourself.
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AI with no one looking over your shoulder tracking you — hosted by AGP, so you can reclaim independence from Big Tech.
- No cost.
- No ads.
- Plain answers about AI whenever you want.
Members get their own — a personal AI that gets to know them, on their identity page.
Member AI
A personalized AI — built by and for you.
- The more you tell it, the better your private AI gets — with no one looking over your shoulder.
- Every identity built here helps keep Big Tech in check.
- In the Pulse, every number is only counted once. Every vote makes the Pulse more valuable.
Yours to keep, export, or delete anytime — and one day, yours to earn from.
The Pulse
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Every vote counts once — that's what keeps the results real. Answer what catches your eye, skip the rest, and join if you want your vote counted.
The pulse · live
Do you believe most people are basically good?
The question this whole place is built on.
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Is it okay to keep the TV on while you eat?
Background noise or a distraction from the meal?
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Should schools teach kids about different gender identities?
Families disagree on what belongs in the classroom.
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Do you prefer texting or calling to make plans?
Two ways to sort out the weekend.
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Should churches and religious groups pay taxes?
A long-running question about fairness and their role.
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Is it fine to wear headphones while a cashier is helping you?
A small daily habit that splits opinion.
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Should there be a national limit on the number of guns one person can own?
People weigh personal freedom against public safety.
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Should the school day start later for teens?
Some say sleep matters; others say routines and schedules win.
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Is a hot dog a sandwich?
A silly debate that somehow never ends.
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Should cities ban homeless camps in public parks?
Communities differ on how to handle public encampments.
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Is it okay to unfriend family over their opinions?
Relatives sometimes hold views that strain relationships.
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Should chatbots be used to give people mental health support?
AI tools are increasingly offered for emotional help.
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Should landlords be allowed to reject tenants with pets?
Renting with animals is a common point of friction.
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Is it fair to expect workers to answer messages on weekends?
Off-hours contact is common in many jobs today.
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Should the government give every citizen a basic monthly income?
A universal payment to all adults, no conditions attached.
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Should there be a limit on how much sugar kids' cereals can have?
Some want rules on breakfast foods marketed to children.
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Is it okay to bring a screaming baby on a long flight?
Air travel packs strangers together for hours at a time.
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Should there be a minimum age to buy energy drinks?
Weighing kids' health against personal choice.
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Is it rude to take a phone call on speaker in public?
Convenience for one, noise for everyone nearby.
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Should employers be able to check your credit score before hiring?
Some call it relevant, others call it off-limits.
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Should the country build more nuclear power plants?
A steady energy source that also stirs safety worries.
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Is it okay to leave your dog home alone all day?
Long work hours versus a pet's need for company.
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Should stores keep charging for plastic bags?
A small fee some see as fair, others as a nuisance.
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Should high schools teach a personal finance class?
Weighing whether budgeting belongs on the required list.
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Is cereal a good dinner?
Some love it any hour; others save it for morning.
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Should people be required to show ID to vote?
A widely debated rule about how voting works.
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Is it fine to bring young kids to a fancy restaurant?
A dinner-out question with strong feelings either way.
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Should there be limits on how much land or water farms can use?
Balancing food supply and natural resources.
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Is it better to save money or pay off debt first?
Two common approaches to getting stable.
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Should the death penalty be allowed?
People hold firm views on both ends here.
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Should college athletes be paid for playing?
A long-running debate over money and school sports.
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Should grocery stores get rid of self-checkout?
Some love the speed, others miss the staffed lanes.
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Is it okay to recline your seat on a short bus or train ride?
A small daily courtesy question with room for both sides.
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Should stores be allowed to ban customers who film staff?
Filming can protect people or invade privacy.
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Should tips be shared equally among all staff at a restaurant?
Servers and kitchen crews often weigh this differently.
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Should kids be allowed to have their own phone at age 10?
Parents land all over on when it's time.
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Is it better to keep the thermostat higher or lower to save money?
A quiet household debate in many homes.
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Should there be a cap on how much rent can rise each year?
Renters and landlords often see this differently.
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Should juries be shown a defendant's past crimes?
It can inform or it can bias a verdict.
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Is it okay to split the bill evenly when some ordered more?
A common question when the check arrives.
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Should there be a limit on how many pets one person can own?
Some see limits as protecting animals, others as overreach.
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Should facial recognition be used in public places for safety?
A tool some see as protective and others as intrusive.
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Is it better to give cash or a gift for a wedding?
Both are common; people differ on what feels right.
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Should people be free to grow their own food on any yard they own?
Some cities restrict front-yard gardens; owners weigh freedom and rules.
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Should stores stay open on major holidays?
Convenience for shoppers versus a day off for workers.
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Is it fair to expect an adult child to help support aging parents?
Family duty and personal means can pull in different directions.
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Should there be a limit on how many hours teens can work during school?
Weighing early job experience against time for school and rest.
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Should kids be required to learn to swim?
A basic life skill for some, a personal choice for others.
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Is it okay to bring your own snacks into a movie theater?
A small habit some see as thrifty and others as breaking the rules.
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Should prayer be allowed in public schools?
Views split on faith in shared spaces versus keeping schools neutral.
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Is cursing in everyday talk fine now?
Some see it as normal, others as coarse or unprofessional.
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Should abortion be legal?
A long-debated question about rights, life, and where limits belong.
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Is it rude to put your parents in a nursing home?
Families weigh care needs against the wish to keep elders at home.
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Should voting be required for all adults?
Some back mandatory turnout, others say choosing not to vote is a right.
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Is it okay to eat meat?
People weigh tradition, health, ethics, and the environment differently.
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Should billionaires exist?
A look at whether great personal wealth is a fair outcome or a problem.
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Texting while walking: fine or a menace?
Some see harmless multitasking, others a hazard on busy sidewalks.
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Should new parents get equal paid leave regardless of gender?
A look at how families and workplaces share early caregiving.
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Is it fair to name and shame people online for bad behavior?
Accountability and public exposure can pull in different directions.
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Should countries prioritize their own citizens' jobs over free trade?
Balancing local employment against the benefits of open markets.
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Is streaming a show all at once or weekly the better way to watch?
One habit savors the wait, the other clears the whole plate.
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Should terminally ill adults have the legal right to end their lives?
A question of personal autonomy weighed against other concerns.
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When a coworker takes credit for your work, what do you do?
Weighing directness against keeping the peace at work.
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Should governments tax sugary drinks to fund public health?
A trade-off between personal choice and shared health costs.
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Is it better to make your bed every morning or leave it?
A small daily habit with quietly loyal camps on both sides.
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Should cities spend more on public transit or on roads?
Transit serves density; roads serve reach and flexibility.
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Is fasting for religious or health reasons worth trying?
Some find focus and discipline; others find little benefit or strain.
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Should companies be required to label AI-generated content?
Labels aid transparency; some say they clutter or slow honest use.
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Is it fair for parents to leave more to a child who needs more?
Equal shares feel just to some; matching need feels just to others.
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When a business fails, should the government help it survive?
Aid can save jobs; letting it close can free the market to adjust.
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Should there be an upper age limit for holding high public office?
Some value experience; others value fresh energy and turnover.
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Is it better to buy secondhand or new when you can afford either?
One saves money and waste; the other offers warranty and freshness.
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Should schools ban phones during the entire school day?
Some see fewer distractions; others see a needed lifeline and skill.
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Should courts favor rehabilitation or punishment for first-time offenders?
Some prioritize a second chance; others prioritize accountability up front.
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Is it better to keep your salary private or share it openly with coworkers?
Some say openness fights unfairness; others value keeping pay to themselves.
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When housing costs rise fast, who should step in first?
People point to different actors as most responsible for keeping housing reachable.
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Should AI be allowed to make hiring decisions on its own?
Some trust automated screening; others want a person making the final call.
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Should employers be allowed to require workers back in the office?
Some see it as a fair company call; others as a decision workers should share.
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Is it better to plan a trip in detail or leave room to wander?
Some travelers love a full itinerary; others prefer to improvise as they go.
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When you disagree with a friend's post, what do you usually do?
People handle online disagreement in different ways, none obviously right.
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Should nutrition labels warn about added sugar as loudly as they warn about calories?
Some want bolder sugar warnings; others say the current labels tell people enough.
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Is it better to age at home with support or in a dedicated care community?
People weigh independence against built-in help.
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Should there be a limit on how much energy AI data centers can use?
It sets new technology against power grids and costs.
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Should people be able to work fully remote forever, or gather in person sometimes?
Views split on connection, flexibility, and what work needs.
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Is it better to teach kids one strong faith or expose them to many?
Families balance rootedness against openness in different ways.
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When a couple splits assets, should they be divided equally or by who earned more?
People value shared partnership and individual contribution differently.
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Should social media companies verify users are real humans?
It touches both trust online and privacy at once.
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Is a pet a member of the family or a companion animal?
People draw the line between household and family in different places.
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How should a country handle unauthorized migrants already living and working there for years?
People weigh legal order against ties that have already formed.
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Is it fairer to grade students on effort or on results?
Effort rewards the journey; results reward the outcome.
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How much should national identity shape immigration rules?
Some weigh shared culture heavily, others weigh it lightly.
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Should there be a legal right to disconnect from work after hours?
One side protects rest, the other prizes flexibility.
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Is a home-cooked meal or a great restaurant the better treat?
Both feed you; the pleasure comes from different places.
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Are you satisfied with your outlets for voicing your opinions to the government on specific issues?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Should organ donation be opt-out by default, with the choice to opt in?
One approach assumes consent, the other requires it.
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Is it better to keep close friends nearby or spread across the world?
Some value proximity, others value a wider net.
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Is owning a gun mainly about safety or mainly a risk?
People see personal firearms very differently.
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Should people be free to say offensive things without consequences at work?
People draw the line between speech and conduct differently.
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Is it better to raise kids with firm rules or lots of freedom?
Parenting styles land all over this range.
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Would you be willing to pay more for a product sold or service provided by a Non-profit that supported a cause you are interested in?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Should employers be allowed to hire based mostly on skills, not degrees?
Opinions vary on what credentials should count.
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When crime rises, is the answer more policing or more social services?
People weigh enforcement and prevention differently.
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Should there be limits on how far AI companies can go without oversight?
People balance innovation against caution differently.
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Is homework helping kids learn or just adding stress?
Views on its value differ across households.
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Should a country's borders be more open or more tightly controlled?
People weigh openness and control differently.
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Are you interested in voicing your opinions anonymously on a "positive only" platform?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Is snacking through the day or three set meals better?
Grazers and meal-timers rarely agree.
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Should cities limit cars downtown to make room for people?
One view prizes open streets, another prizes easy access.
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When a stranger is rude, what's the better response?
Some meet it head-on; others let it slide.
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Should schools use AI tools to help grade student work?
Faster feedback for some, a loss of human judgment for others.
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Is it better to spend on experiences or save for security?
Some chase memories now; others build a cushion.
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Would you be interested in serving in the US Congress or your state's Congress?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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How should a jury weigh intent versus harm caused?
People differ on whether meaning or outcome matters more.
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Should minimum wage rise with the cost of living automatically?
One side sees fairness, another sees strain on employers.
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How much should looks matter when you first date someone?
Attraction and other qualities pull people in different directions.
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Should public spaces play religious displays during holidays?
Some see shared tradition; some see a call for neutrality.
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Do you have immediate family members you take care of or expect to take care of?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Is it better to say hard truths plainly or soften them for feelings?
People differ on where honesty ends and kindness begins.
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Should stores be able to require ID to buy common cold medicine?
It balances curbing misuse against everyday convenience.
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When a neighborhood gentrifies, who benefits most?
Renewal brings investment for some and displacement for others.
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Should there be a legal limit on how much of a country a person can inherit tax-free?
People weigh family legacy against broader ideas of a fair start.
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Is it okay to check your work email on vacation?
Some feel a clean break matters; some prefer to stay looped in.
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How should we treat AI-generated art in contests and galleries?
Tools are new; norms are still forming for how the work is judged.
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How confident are you about your short-term financial future?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Comfort food or trying something new when you eat out?
The reliable favorite versus the gamble on the menu.
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Should the drinking age be lowered, raised, or left alone?
Countries draw this line in very different places.
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Is it rude to arrive at a party exactly on time?
Punctuality reads as polite to some, presumptuous to others.
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How should we handle self-driving cars on public roads?
Automation promises safety gains while raising new questions.
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Should kids get an allowance tied to chores?
One camp pays for work; another says helping is just family life.
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What generation are you in?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Is a big wedding worth the cost?
A once-in-a-lifetime day for some, a strange expense for others.
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Should employers weigh a job applicant's criminal record?
Some see relevant history; others see a chance to move on.
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How much should we trust news from social media?
Feeds move fast; sourcing varies from careful to nonexistent.
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Leftovers: heaven or last resort?
A quiet kitchen divide over yesterday's dinner tonight.
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Should gig workers get benefits like full employees?
Flexibility and security pull people in different directions.
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Do you feel comfortable voicing your opinion on political issues?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Is it okay to text back days later?
Some read it as rude, others as normal life catching up.
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How much should schools teach about religion?
Some see it as history, some as private, some as overreach.
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Should convicted people be allowed to vote after release?
Views differ on when full rights should return, if ever.
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Is it better to have kids young or wait until later?
Both timing paths carry trade-offs people feel strongly about.
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How should end-of-life medical decisions be made?
People weigh personal choice, family, and doctors differently here.
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Should tipping be replaced by higher wages built into prices?
Some prefer set pay, some like rewarding good service directly.
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Do you have children or are you a guardian?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Is it better to rent or to own a home?
Both paths have tradeoffs in cost and freedom.
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How do you feel about ads that follow you around online?
Targeted ads trade relevance for tracking.
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Should schools require students to learn a second language?
A question about curriculum priorities and time.
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How much should police patrol your neighborhood?
People weigh safety and presence in different ways.
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Is it fair for stores to charge more during high demand?
Prices that shift with demand draw praise and criticism.
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We need a third party to change Congress.
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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When both parents work, who should mostly handle childcare?
Households split this differently and reasons vary.
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Should there be limits on how much political money groups can spend?
A debate over free expression and equal influence.
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How do you take your coffee?
A small daily ritual with strong personal preferences.
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Is it okay to date someone with very different values?
People differ on how much shared belief a relationship needs.
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Should cities allow more housing to be built quickly?
Growth, neighborhood character, and affordability all come into play.
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Would you rather: (A) work part-time, (B) full-time with job security and benefits, or (C) start a business (risk but potential for large reward)
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Best breakfast, honestly:
A low-stakes morning debate with strong feelings on all sides.
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When should kids first have social media accounts?
Parents and platforms draw the line at very different ages.
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How much should employers be allowed to monitor remote workers?
Trust, productivity, and privacy pull in different directions here.
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Should the wealthy pay a higher share in taxes?
Views vary on what a fair contribution actually looks like.
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Is a college degree still worth the cost?
The price and the payoff both look different than they once did.
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How should society handle nonviolent drug offenses?
People weigh punishment, treatment, and personal freedom differently.
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Are you interested in flex-time self-employment?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Should we prioritize the climate now, even at real cost today?
People weigh present sacrifices against future risks in different ways.
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Best way to spend a rare free evening:
Downtime is scarce, so how people recharge tends to say a lot.
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Is religion something to keep private or share openly?
Faith shows up in daily life in ways some welcome and others prefer kept quiet.
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Who should decide what speech gets removed online?
Platforms moderate content, and opinions differ on who should hold that power.
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How should a country decide who gets to immigrate?
People balance opportunity, skills, family ties, and need for refuge differently.
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Do you approve or disapprove of the Supreme Court's performance in the last six months?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Tipping at the counter before you're served:
The prompt screen has changed where and when people feel a tip is owed.
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Should parents give young kids a smartphone?
Families weigh connection and safety against focus and independence.
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How much should a landlord be able to raise rent in a year?
Housing costs strain tenants and owners alike, and views on limits vary widely.
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Where do you stand with AI right now?
No wrong answers — this is a pulse, not a quiz.
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Cooking for people you love is:
The kitchen question.
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Do you agree that we need Campaign Finance Reform to stop big money from controlling the government?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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Rewatching a favorite vs. something new:
Comfort or discovery — pick a side.
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Phones at the dinner table:
The modern etiquette question.
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A four-day workweek would make most people:
No wrong answers. Employers may disagree.
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Where does your best thinking happen?
The shower lobby has been very confident about this.
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Small talk:
The elevator awaits your verdict.
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Are you happy with your news source(s)?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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The book or the movie?
Be honest.
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When does your brain actually work?
Everyone has a window. When's yours?
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Pineapple on pizza: settle it.
The internet's oldest war. One tap.
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Could you go a full day without your phone?
Be honest with yourself.
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Does money buy happiness?
The oldest argument at the dinner table.
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Are people meaner online than in person?
Same species, different room.
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Reclining your airplane seat:
Row 23 is watching.
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A free one-way trip to Mars — do you go?
One way. Think about it.
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Which is worse: 30 minutes early or 5 minutes late?
Punctuality people, assemble.
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What should verified humans build together first?
Your answer steers real AGP projects.
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Do you believe there should be ballot propositions that give voters a say on specific issues in every election?
From "All Good People Intro Survey" in SurveyMonkey.
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