This house supports the use of small target campaigns in elections against unpopular incumbents
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This house supports the adoption of 'altmetrics' in assessing scholarly articles
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This house believes that Taylor Swift has done more harm than good to the feminist movement
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This house opposes the US attempts to punish Julian Assange
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This House Would ban all advertising of consumer goods and services
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This house prefers the open qualifier system over the franchising system in eSports.
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This House Opposes the commercialisation of mental health awareness
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This House Opposes the commercialisation of mental health awareness
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This House Supports the increasing prominence of female rage in popular culture
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This House Believes that growing up as a millenial teenager was better than growing up as a Gen Z teenager in Serbia
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This House Opposes the commercialisation of mental health awareness
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This house believes that the rising portrayal of female rage in television and film does more harm than good (Amy Dunne in Gone Girl, Maxxine in Pearl, Kiddo in Kill Bill).
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This house believes that academics should NOT publicly debate famous pseudoscientists (e.g., advocates of science denialism, hoaxes, conspiracy theories, etc.)
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B: This house supports the rise of the New Atheism movement.
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As the Icelandic government, this house would establish a strict protectionist language policy (e.g., emphasis on language and literature in the education system and in public service exams, quotas for media and audiovisual productions, legal requirement for foreign services to be available in Icelandic).
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B: This house supports media embracing Cosmicism
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In the context of the climate crisis, this house believes that environmental movements should encourage a vision of hope rather than a vision of disillusionment.
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This house would accept the offer from Akasha.
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This house opposes the depreciation of mass culture.
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C: This house prefers a world where SNS was closed from the start.