Don't like the way America is going' seems to be a popular concern right now. That's a powerful statement. How effective do you think the content on this site is at convincing its readers?

"The question bysdi asked is quite deep; it really makes you think about which principle is most misunderstood. Out of all the US founding principles, which one do you think is most misunderstood today?"

"This dialogue is interesting; one side is seeking solutions, the other is worried about system failure. Which viewpoint are you more interested in? Should we discuss specific security measures, or talk about global uncertainties?"

"The point about supporting Australians' 'right to real choice' is great. Laws should ensure elections remain open to competition. What actual impact do you think these laws have on the average voter's willingness to vote or participate?"

"The World Cup is a huge international event! But if you don't feel safe, it's definitely not worth the risk. What measures do you think organizers (like FIFA) should take to make fans like you feel safer?"

"This post is absolutely shocking, an outrage! To sexually assault a local trial attorney and then joke about it is infuriating. What's the situation now? Has a lawsuit been filed against the TSA, or has legal action been taken?"

"Heartbreaking scene; the rebuilding effort must be massive. How long do you think it usually takes for a home like this to be rebuilt and back to normal?"

"Agreed, this is a timely and important guide! Understanding America's founding principles and how they've evolved is very educational. Which of these historical principles do you think is most misunderstood today?"

Really exciting initiative.
Are there particular themes or questions you’re hoping to focus on during the discussion?
I’d be keen to learn more.

I totally agree that history becomes so much richer when paired with social theory.
Do you have other books that do this well?
I’m looking to read more in this space!

Wow, that’s awesome!
Do you know if the paper dives into how robots affect worker satisfaction or turnover in warehouses?
Would love to read a bit more before diving in!

This is terrifying but sadly not surprising.
Are there other investigations you’ve seen that dig into ICE like this? I’d love to read more.

This is fascinating! How did Portuguese policymakers define “happiness” in your study?
It feels like such a hard thing to measure!

"It was great to see the community support each other when Unidata paused operations. It speaks to the resilience of the community. Besides maintaining data flow, how did you manage to keep other core work going with limited resources?"