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Humanity's big questions (United States)

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A guided journey through major civic questions — one theme at a time. Vote on concrete statements, then explore consensus and curated reading.

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Most people complete this over several short sessions — often about 20–40 minutes per theme, but there is no deadline. Take breaks whenever you like.

Begin: Climate & planet View progress recap

Themes

  1. Climate & planet ~14 min
  2. AI & technology ~14 min
  3. Economy & work ~14 min
  4. Health & care ~14 min
  5. War, peace & security ~14 min
  6. Democracy & institutions ~14 min
  7. Society & cohesion ~14 min
  8. Education & future skills ~14 min
Theme All Climate & planet AI & technology Economy & work Health & care War, peace & security Democracy & institutions Society & cohesion Education & future skills
Phase All Wave 1

Discussions

Big questions for the US: Schools, colleges, and the skills gap

Education & future skills Wave 1

Big questions for the US: Immigration, identity, and the American promise

Society & cohesion Wave 1

Big questions for the US: Democracy, voting rights, and institutional reform

Democracy & institutions Wave 1

Big questions for the US: Military power, alliances, and America's global role

War, peace & security Wave 1

Big questions for the US: Healthcare, insurance, and who gets covered

Health & care Wave 1

Big questions for the US: The economy, taxes, and who gets ahead

Economy & work Wave 1

Big questions for the US: Big Tech, AI, and the digital economy

AI & technology Wave 1

Big questions for the US: Climate policy, energy, and the American economy

Climate & planet Wave 1