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Should teenagers get a vote, or should we limit voting even further?
In episode 47, we put forward the case for why age limits are redundant, but a qualifying test could force more voter engagement
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Should politicians force us to the polls?
And what if you could sell your vote? In episode 46, we weigh up the arguments for and against mandatory voting and the market for selling votes.
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Am I a bad person if I don't vote?
Do we have a moral duty to vote? In episode 45, we get into where your civic obligations lie...
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Should you bother voting?
If your vote is just a drop in the ocean, why bother? In episode 44, we look at instrumental and expressive theories of voting to understand whether…
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Work: Money or Meaning? (Part 2)
Should work be more than just a means to an end? Episode 43 of the Morality of Everyday Things is out now (and part 2/2 of our discussion on work and…
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Work: Money or Meaning?
Should work be more than just a means to an end? Episode 42 of the Morality of Everyday Things is out now (and part 1 of a two-part discussion on work…
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Should we have a death tax?
Here's why inheritance tax is good for society, but tricky to get right. Episode 41 of the Morality of Everyday Things is out now (and Part 2 of our…
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