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  • This house believes that leftist movements should advocate for rejecting Convenience Culture

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    Convenience Culture is the societal shift of valuing efficiency and utility over other metrics of value. Rejecting Convenience Culture means refusing to use delivery apps, limiting screen-time, choosing to help people move instead of hiring movers etc. It is a trend towards adding friction in the lives of people for the purposes of building community (e.g. helping your neighbors with their groceries, going out to eat instead of ordering in)

    IUT IC 2025 · Round 4 · 2025-08-01

  • This house, as an up-and-coming young game designer, W rather work in an indie studio rather than a triple A studio

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    ** Indie game studios are video game studios that are newer and more independent in comparison to larger video game developers, also known as ‘triple A studios’. Examples of triple A studios include Sony, Nintendo, or Ubisoft. Indie game studios have produced commercially successful games, such as Minecraft, Limbo and Undertale. **

    APIIT ISDC 2025 · Round 3 · 2025-07-29

  • This house, as Martin, will not continue to work on the next novel.

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    Martin is an author that had released 5 books in a highly popular fantasy series which had it last book published in 2011. Since then he has been working on the next book without a confirmed release date. In the meantime he has published several prequels and executive produced for TV show spin-offs of his property as well as producing for shows and video games not related to this popular series. Fans are critical of his slow pace of writing. He announced that he has 2/3rds of the next novel written (showing some written chapters as teasers) but is suffering from a writer's block.

    Humanities Open 2025 · Novice Grand Final · 2025-07-26

  • This house believes that the maximum foreign player quota of the Singapore Premier League should have stayed at 4.

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    The Singapore Premier League is Singapore's only professional football league. It comprises eight teams with extreme variance in financial resources, with the top two qualifying for the second-tier continental club competition ACL2 (in addition to playing in the SPL). In 2023, the SPL limited teams to fielding 4 foreign players at any one time in matches. This was increased to 6 in 2024-25, and 7 for the 2025-26 season. There are no maximum foreign player limits in continental competition. In the 2024-25 season, the Lion City Sailors became the first Singapore club in history to reach the final of the ACL2, starting 7 foreign players in the final. Singapore clubs do not currently qualify for the top-tier continental club competition ACL Elite, and will need to repeatedly achieve similar results in the next few years to qualify for the top-tier. The Singapore national team comprises Singaporean players who play in SPL clubs and overseas leagues. It only competes against other national teams.

    Singapore Polytechnic Debate Open 2025 · Semifinals · 2025-07-25

  • This house supports the adoption of the 'Flexicurity Model' of employment across Europe.

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    The 'Flexicurity model' is the Danish labour market model. It combines easy hiring and firing for employers with social protections for workers. Under this model employers can hire and fire at will. Employees who voluntarily join and pay a subscription fee to an unemployment insurance fund can receive upto two years of unemployment benefits.

    Glasgow Summer Cup 2025 · Round 2 · 2025-07-19

  • This house believes that countries with low natural population growth should introduce radical financial incentives* for parents *e.g. tax breaks for prospective parents, help buying houses, free childcare, etc.

    Split Open 2025 · Round 2 · 2025-07-19

  • This house opposes the rise of ‘labor aesthetization’.

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    Labor aestheticization refers to the portrayal of everyday work routines, particularly manual, blue-collar, or service labor, in a visually appealing or emotionally resonant way, often through social media platforms like YouTube, TikTok, or Facebook. For example, videos showing the satisfying process of cleaning dirty carpets, cooking in street food stalls, restocking shelves in a visually pleasing way, or time-lapse clips of construction or farming work.

    16th Visayas-Mindanao Debate Championship · Round 3 · 2025-07-18

  • This house, as a state with a declining birth rate, W significantly fund family-centered welfare programs

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    Family-centered welfare programs involve the granting of conditional subsidies to parents, increased paid parental leaves, or tax breaks for parents.

    16th Visayas-Mindanao Debate Championship · High School Finals · 2025-07-18