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Life after death and reincarnation

Do you believe that life after death or reincarnation exists?

Life after death and reincarnation are topics that constantly ignite emotions and challenge the limits of human understanding. For some, death is only a passage – a door to a new incarnation or a spiritual dimension. For others, it is the end, with no return and no point in searching further. Memories of past lives, near-death experiences, and mysterious energetic phenomena fuel imagination and belief that consciousness does not extinguish. Does judgment after death, reincarnation, or the illusion of eternity created by our desperate brain truly exist? Or perhaps each of these visions contains a fragment of truth? Answer the poll and decide what you really believe in.

22/10/2025

Voting rights of emigrants

Should people who permanently live abroad retain the right to vote in elections in their country of origin?

The issue of voting rights for emigrants has long stirred emotions and divided public opinion. Some argue that voting is an inseparable element of citizenship, independent of where one lives. Others respond: how can you co-decide about a country where you don’t live, don’t pay taxes, and don’t experience its realities? Supporters of restrictions emphasize that millions of votes cast from abroad can distort election results, especially when decisions are made by people driven by sentiment rather than consequences. There are even theories that some governments deliberately mobilize emigrants to manipulate outcomes. Should the right to vote be a privilege tied to genuine participation in a country’s life, or an inalienable right of every citizen?

21/10/2025

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

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