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Brigitte Macron – rumors about gender change

What do you think Brigitte Macron should do to put an end to the rumors and conspiracy theories about her alleged gender change?

Brigitte Macron has been struggling for years with a wave of sensational rumors about a gender change – a topic that stirs both French and international public opinion. To a large extent, their popularization was driven by Natacha Rey and Amandine Roy, who in their publications and recordings suggested that the First Lady of France was in her youth actually her brother Jean-Michel Trogneux. Supporters of conspiracy theories point to ambiguities in documents and claim that her brother is in fact herself. For some, this is an absurd attack on the First Lady of France, for others – proof of a “hidden truth” covered up by the elites. Should Brigitte Macron cut off these speculations by appearing publicly with her brother, or should she remain silent and let the internet forget?

02/09/2025

Israel in European competitions – sport or already politics?

Do you think Israel should take part in European championships (e.g. in football, basketball, Eurovision), even though geographically it is located in Asia?

Israel has for years stirred controversy with its presence in European sports and cultural competitions. Football, basketball, and even Eurovision show that geographical borders are increasingly giving way to politics and geopolitical calculations. Supporters of Israel’s participation in Europe justify it with security concerns and the practical lack of an alternative in Asia, where the country would be isolated. Critics, however, ask why an Asian country benefits from the privileges of European federations while at the same time conducting a harsh war policy toward Palestinians. Comparisons to Russia, excluded from many competitions, and accusations of double standards are appearing. Is sport really free from politics, or is that just a convenient illusion

01/09/2025

Ban on phones in schools – protection of students or an exaggeration?

Do you think introducing a ban on the use of mobile phones in schools is a good solution?

The ban on using mobile phones in schools is a topic that divides parents, teachers, and students themselves. Supporters emphasize that smartphones are a source of distraction, cyberbullying, and declining academic results, so the ban would improve concentration and safety. Critics, however, believe that such a solution is an exaggeration and an infringement on young people’s freedom, arguing that schools should teach responsible use of technology rather than eliminate it. There are also theories that the ban is a way to gain full control over young people and restrict independent sources of information. Should schools be smartphone-free zones, or rather places where conscious and responsible use of technology is encouraged?

30/08/2025

Social Media – Freedom of Speech or Necessary Control?

Do you think social media platforms should be regulated to prevent the spread of disinformation, protect children, and safeguard user privacy?

Regulations around social media are one of today’s most heated debates. Supporters of state intervention argue that without control, platforms become tools of manipulation, fake news, and a danger to children. Opponents warn that “regulation” is often just another word for censorship, and politicians could use it to spy on citizens and silence inconvenient voices. The question also arises: is handing control over the flow of information to the state or giant corporations just as dangerous? Or should freedom of speech remain absolute, even at the cost of risk? Take part in the poll and decide!

24/08/2025

Partner similar to a parent or completely different?

Do you think people often choose a partner who resembles one of their parents or a close person from childhood?

It has long been said that choosing a partner is never accidental – do we really subconsciously look for traits of our mother, father, or someone from childhood in another person? Evolutionary psychology suggests that familiar features or behaviors provide a sense of security and stability. Others claim this is just a myth, and the real driving force is hormones and genes that decide who attracts us. There are also opinions that most people deliberately run away from family patterns, choosing contrast to avoid repeating their parents’ mistakes. Conspiracy theories go even further, suggesting that our preferences may be the result of imprinted social patterns or even cultural manipulation. And you – do you really choose with your heart, or are you just replaying a childhood pattern?

21/08/2025

Manifestation or manipulation?

Do you believe that repeatedly promoting a certain narrative or the belief of many people in a given statement can actually lead to its realization or recognition as truth?

In the era of social media, which can create a hero or a public enemy within hours, the question of whether a repeated narrative can become a self-fulfilling prophecy takes on special significance. History knows numerous cases when propaganda and collective belief changed the course of events. Meanwhile, the popular modern concept of the “power of manifestation” takes us all the way to quantum physics and the so-called “observer effect.” The line between fact and social construct blurs when millions repeat the same slogan. Is this still science, the influence of crowd psychology, or already mind programming?

13/08/2025