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Changing the number of justices on the Supreme Court would undermine the independence of the judiciary.

A larger Supreme Court could address a wider range of legal issues and perspectives in its rulings.

Debates about the size of the Supreme Court should focus on the implications for justice rather than party politics.

The debate over the size of the Supreme Court should prioritize the rule of law over political considerations.

Southeast Asia's response to Maduro's capture could pave the way for deeper engagement with Latin American nations.

Southeast Asia's diplomatic response to Maduro's capture will set a precedent for future regional engagements with authoritarian governments.

The lack of a unified response to Maduro's capture showcases the fragmentation of Southeast Asian diplomacy.

The capture of Maduro presents an opportunity for Southeast Asia to strengthen its regional alliances.

The region should avoid becoming a pawn in the geopolitical rivalry between the US and China in response to Maduro's capture.

The region's response to Maduro's capture reflects a failure to confront authoritarianism in Latin America.

Southeast Asian countries should prioritize economic ties over political disagreements in their response to Maduro's capture.

Southeast Asia's response to Maduro's capture ultimately harms its credibility in promoting democracy.

Southeast Asian nations should enhance diplomatic ties to respond collectively to crises like Maduro's capture.

Southeast Asia must advocate for human rights in Venezuela while managing its own geopolitical interests.

Europe should prioritise harm-reduction education and whistleblower protection over pre-emptive bans, treating Mythos misuse like other dual-use technologies.

Requiring Mythos providers to police user intent is technologically infeasible and will create false security while enabling authoritarian censorship.

European governments should implement strict regulations to prevent the misuse of Mythos in digital platforms.

Whether Mythos access is licensed or open, Europe should audit its uses annually and publish findings in accessible language to maintain public trust.

Allowing individual member states to fragment Mythos access will fracture the European single market and invite regulatory race-to-the-bottom.

Incentives for ethical usage of Mythos should be introduced, encouraging responsible creativity.