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WHACK Time!

WHACK Time!

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6th - 8th Grade

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Hard

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Using What - So What - Now What, craft your explanation

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"Is hope a leader’s greatest tool—or their greatest trap?"

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This topic invites the speaker to evaluate whether inspiring hope truly empowers leaders and their followers, or whether it risks creating unrealistic expectations that backfire.

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"Can imagination still matter in a world driven by artificial intelligence?"

🔹 This question encourages students to explore the role of human creativity in an age where machines are capable of generating content, solving problems, and even creating art.

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"Should we let go of the past to build the future?"

🔹 Inspired by the Futurist Manifesto and the theme of cultural revival, this topic challenges speakers to consider the value of tradition in contrast to innovation and progress.

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Are megaprojects symbols of progress or of misplaced ambition?"
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This question invites students to examine the value and consequences of large-scale national or global projects, weighing their promises against delays, cost overruns, and public skepticism.

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"Should emotional well-being take priority over technological advancement?"

🔹 This question encourages students to consider whether societies should invest more in combating issues like loneliness and mental health rather than pushing the limits of innovation and automation.

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"Is reviving the past—through empires, brands, or technologies—a way forward or a step back?"
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This question challenges students to reflect on the resurgence of historical ideas and products, and whether nostalgia helps or hinders true progress.

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"Can the idea of an afterlife evolve in a world shaped by neuroscience and virtual reality?"

🔹 This question challenges speakers to examine how advances in brain science and immersive technologies might change our beliefs about life after death, and whether traditional spiritual ideas still hold power.

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"Should artists fear being replaced by artificial intelligence?"

🔹 This invites a discussion on the impact of generative AI in creative industries, asking whether it threatens human originality or simply expands creative tools and collaboration.

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"Is society prepared to define death in the age of medical and digital extension?"

🔹 This prompts analysis of how technology—such as life support, brain scanning, and digital legacy—forces us to rethink the medical, legal, and ethical definitions of death.

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"This House believes that artificial intelligence undermines the value of human imagination."

  • This motion sets up a clash between technological advancement and human creativity, allowing debaters to explore topics like AI in the arts, cognitive science, creative constraints, and the future of human expression.

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