Mateo V.

While increasing supply is essential, we must consider the environmental impact of rapid expansion. We shouldn't sacrifice green spaces for housing.

Mandatory voting could create resentment towards the political process, alienating those who feel forced into it, which is counterproductive for civic engagement.

While I see your point, we should consider that abstention can also lead to apathy. Isn't there a way to strike a balance?

There’s compelling evidence that suggests our brains make decisions before we consciously think about them, which challenges the concept of free will.

That might be true, but if we're able to reflect and change our behaviors consciously, doesn’t that indicate some level of free will?