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Psychiatric Evaluation and IQ Requirements for High-Ranking Public Officials

Should high-ranking public officials be required to undergo mandatory psychiatric evaluations and meet a minimum IQ threshold?

Should everyone who climbs the ladder of power truly be allowed to govern? Amid increasingly frequent scandals, irrational decisions, and embarrassing statements by politicians, a new proposal is gaining traction: mandatory psychiatric evaluations and a minimum IQ requirement for high-ranking officials. Supporters see it as a basic safeguard against madness and incompetence. Opponents warn of eugenics and power being seized by the so-called “superior.” Where does concern for governance quality end and dangerous selection begin? See what others think – vote in the survey.

07/08/2025

Minimum Legal Age for Marriage

In your opinion, from what age should it be legally allowed to get married?

At what age is a person truly ready for marriage? This question divides public opinion more than one might expect. On one side – emotional and financial maturity. On the other – personal freedom and the right to make decisions even at a young age. Is pregnancy at 15 a sufficient reason to legally marry? Or should we raise the threshold to 21 or 25 to protect young people from impulsive decisions? Where does individual freedom end and social responsibility begin?
Take the survey and share your opinion.

07/08/2025

Women’s Voting Rights

Do you think women should have the right to vote on equal terms with men?

Women’s right to vote is widely considered a closed issue – but is it really? In an era of emotional manipulation and social media influence, more and more questions arise about whether the emotional nature more often associated with women makes them more vulnerable to political propaganda and persuasive tactics. Does equal voting mean equal impact? Or is this a taboo topic no one dares to raise? It’s time to ask society directly – what do you really think?

07/08/2025

Equality of Votes in Elections

In your opinion, should every vote in an election count the same, regardless of which part of the country it is cast in?

Does democracy truly mean equality? This question resurfaces when we talk about the value of each vote. For some, it’s simple: one person – one vote, regardless of where they live. For others, it’s more nuanced: less-populated regions should still have real influence, even if it means unequal vote weight. This debate reveals a deep divide between arithmetic fairness and political representation. Should the system be “fair” or “balancing”? Or are those two ideas fundamentally at odds? Take the poll and share your vision of what democracy should look like.

06/08/2025

Voting Rights for Convicted Individuals

In your opinion, should individuals convicted by a final court judgment have the right to vote in elections?

Is the right to vote an inalienable human right or a privilege that can be revoked? When a citizen is convicted, some argue they should automatically lose their influence on the state’s future. Others believe that even a criminal remains part of society—and stripping them of voting rights is a form of exclusion that does more harm than good. The topic also sparks controversy in light of politically motivated convictions in some countries. Where is the line between justice and repression? Cast your vote—both literally and figuratively.

06/08/2025

Access to Firearms

In your opinion, should access to firearms be:

Access to firearms is a topic that divides public opinion as sharply as freedom of speech or the limits of privacy. Some see gun ownership as a safeguard of personal security—even a defense against the state itself. Others view it as a gateway to more violence, especially in a society full of tensions and frustration. Globally, debates intensify around the “militarization of civilians” and a key question: does more guns mean more safety—or more tragedy? Where should the line of trust be drawn between the state and its citizens? Decide—while you still can.

06/08/2025

Tag: psychology

Psychiatric Evaluation and IQ Requirements for High-Ranking Public Officials

Minimum Legal Age for Marriage

Women’s Voting Rights

Equality of Votes in Elections

Voting Rights for Convicted Individuals

Access to Firearms