Health – Page 2 – poll4all.org

Could you forgive betrayal?

If the person you love committed betrayal - could you forgive them and try to rebuild the relationship?

Infidelity in a relationship divides people more deeply than politics or religion. For some, it’s just a moment of weakness; for others – an irreversible wound that destroys everything. In the age of dating apps and emotional escapes into the virtual world, the line between loyalty and betrayal is increasingly blurred. Psychologists talk about “micro-cheating,” while tabloids constantly report celebrity affairs, excusing them as “chemical impulses.” But can one truly understand someone who has broken their trust? And does love even exist without trust? Take the poll and see what others think.

10/10/2025

Obesity – disease, genes, or lifestyle?

How should obesity be perceived, in your opinion?

Obesity has become one of the biggest problems of the modern world – some call it a civilization disease, others a result of laziness and lack of discipline. In reality, the line between genetics, lifestyle, and personal responsibility is increasingly blurred. Food corporations flood the market with highly processed products, and ads for “fit” foods often hide toxic ingredients. More and more attention is also being paid to the influence of stress and poverty – it’s cheaper to buy fast food than vegetables. So is obesity a choice, a disease, or the result of a system that feeds our addiction to sugar?

09/10/2025

Historical ozone hole and UV radiation

Do you think the threat associated with the ozone hole and UV radiation was exaggerated by the media?

The ozone hole was one of the biggest media scare stories of the late 20th century. For years, there was talk of burns, skin cancer, and the end of life on Earth – yet today the topic has almost disappeared from the headlines. Is that proof that international actions truly worked, or rather that the whole phenomenon was deliberately exaggerated to push through costly regulations and create new markets for “eco-friendly” products? Many believe that the chemical and cosmetics lobbies profited the most from this global panic. And you – do you believe in a miracle of atmospheric recovery or in clever manipulation?

09/10/2025

4-day workweek

Do you support the idea of introducing a 4-day workweek while maintaining current pay?

The idea of a 4-day workweek with full pay electrifies public opinion. Some see it as a revolution comparable to the introduction of free Saturdays, while others view it as a utopia that would make society lazy and ruin small businesses. Supporters point to studies from Iceland and the United Kingdom, where a shorter workweek improved efficiency and mental health. Opponents warn that such a model could lead to price increases and reduced competitiveness. Is a 4-day workweek the future of a modern economy or a utopian experiment we simply cannot afford?

09/10/2025

Does size matter?

Do you think the appearance (and possible size) of intimate body parts affects a person’s sexual attractiveness?

The topic of the appearance and size of intimate body parts has always been controversial. For some, it’s a key element of sexual attractiveness; for others – an artificial complex created by the media and pornography, having nothing to do with real intimacy. In the age of filters, plastic surgery, and the cult of “perfection,” the line between naturalness and body obsession has completely blurred. There are also theories that the erotic industry deliberately shapes our ideas of what is “attractive” to drive profits. Does what’s under the clothes really determine desire? Or is it just an illusion?

06/10/2025

Deposit system

Do you support the introduction of a deposit system for bottles and cans?

The deposit system for bottles and cans is a topic that divides people almost as much as taxes or vaccines. Some see it as a step toward a cleaner planet and more responsible consumption, while others view it as a clever way for the state to extract money under an environmental pretext. Supporters talk about millions of tons of plastic disappearing from forests and streets; opponents point to bureaucracy, queues, and higher prices. There are also questions about who will really profit from it: the environment or large corporations? Is the deposit system a real change for the better, or premium-grade green PR?

01/10/2025