Health – poll4all.org

Should there be restaurants exclusively for smokers?

Do you think the law should allow the creation of restaurants intended only for smokers?

The idea of creating restaurants exclusively for smokers periodically returns to public debate. Supporters argue that an adult citizen should have the right to decide for themselves – no one would be forced to visit such a venue. They also point out a paradox: the law allows excluding children from restaurants, yet completely bans smoking. Opponents respond that freedom cannot mean exposing others to harmful smoke, especially employees spending many hours there. In the background remains the question of whether the smoking ban truly protects public health, given that the state still earns billions from tobacco excise taxes. Are “smokers-only” venues an expression of freedom or a nostalgic return to a smoky past?

07/11/2025

Time change

Do you think we should abolish daylight saving time?

If we were to permanently stick to one time, which do you think would be better for people and the economy?

For years, the issue of abolishing time changes has sparked huge controversy. Some argue it’s a relic of a bygone era – invented to save energy, though its purpose has long since faded. Others defend it stubbornly, citing “more sun after work” and its supposed impact on mood. Meanwhile, more and more studies show that changing the clocks disrupts the biological rhythm, increases the risk of heart attacks, and worsens sleep. Yet politicians continue to delay a decision, and the European Union cannot reach an agreement. Is daylight saving time an innocent tradition or a health experiment that has long spiraled out of control? Take part in the poll and decide!

25/10/2025

Karma, curses, and spells

Do you believe in karma, curses, spells, or that someone’s envy could have caused something in your life to “go wrong”?

Do you believe in karma, curses, and spells? For some, these are old superstitions from the days when people feared witches and blamed their failures on the “evil eye.” For others, they are real phenomena explaining strange coincidences, sudden illnesses, or streaks of bad luck. The modern world mocks magic, yet the internet is full of energy-cleansing rituals, protective amulets, and theories about karmic retribution. Psychologists will say it’s self-suggestion, while esotericists claim that energy always seeks balance. But why do we sometimes feel as if an invisible force is working against us?

24/10/2025

School vs. Teen Sleep Rhythm

Since teenagers naturally have a delayed sleep phase and fall asleep later, do early school start times negatively affect their health?

More and more studies show that teenagers function on a different circadian rhythm than adults – their brains naturally “shift” toward later sleeping and waking hours. Yet most schools still start classes at dawn, forcing students to fight against their biological clocks. The result? Chronic sleep deprivation, decreased concentration, depression, and growing rebellion against a system that ignores science. Is this merely a matter of discipline and “nighttime” social media use, or proof that education fails to keep up with biology? Supporters of change call for a “sleep revolution,” while opponents see it as youth laziness. Who’s right? Take part in the poll and decide for yourself.

23/10/2025

The influence of alcohol on a person

Does a person under the influence of alcohol show their true “self”?

Does alcohol really show who we are, or does it rather create the illusion of a “true self”? Some say that after a few drinks, a person’s real nature comes out – hidden aggression, honesty, or sensitivity that’s invisible in everyday life. Others believe it’s just chemical chaos in the brain that removes inhibitions but also destroys rational thinking. That’s why one person becomes the life of the party after a drink, while another turns into a monster. Psychologists talk about the “mask effect,” which disappears under the influence of alcohol, but it’s hard to tell whether that’s true or just an excuse for behavior we’d be ashamed of when sober. So is a drunk person being themselves, or someone they never wanted to meet?

10/10/2025

Confessing betrayal to your partner

If you had committed betrayal, would you have the courage to admit it to your partner?

You can betray with the body, but also with the heart – and it’s the latter that hurts the most. Yet an even harder question arises: should one confess it? In theory, honesty is a virtue; in practice, it can destroy whatever is left of the relationship. Some say truth is the foundation of love, others – that it’s better to stay silent if the betrayal was just a moment of weakness, because confession is nothing more than a selfish attempt to ease one’s own conscience. In a world where infidelity is often justified by “emotional burnout” or a “need for closeness,” it’s becoming harder to tell remorse from calculation. So is admitting to betrayal a sign of courage, or rather an act of destruction? Take the poll and see what others think.

10/10/2025