[Yes] Im not sure if it counts- but since I started taking classes in Latin couple dancing, I’ve felt such feelings of joy and community cohesion. Meeting people in an urban environment that come from different backgrounds (socially, culturally, professionally)

[Yes] Care work requires a great deal of time and effort. Such resources are limited. So if a person has to engage in unpaid work, they will not have as much time to work a full-time job on top of it. A lot of people in this situation often end up getting just a part-time job or even not getting one at all. As a result, a part of the population is significantly underpaid, as they get paid only for their official job and not for all the other work they do at home.
Moreover, unpaid care work may take away free time from the person that does it, increasing the chances of that individual being stressed, frustrated, and having poor mental health conditions.

Yes. Surely the ascent of the internet has homogenized the behaviour and the mind of the human society as whole. It not necessarily a bad thing, it can bring people from different background together; but, at the same time, this trend can choke diversity, the engine of evolution. Is a question of finding a the good balance.

Yes. For electoral reasons, politics is inclined to focus on short-term problem and adopt short-term solutions, often failing to provide for the future generations. Having old politicians only contributes to exacerbate this problem. In addition, the under representation of young people is an issue of rights, as everyone has a right to be heard and to participate in the decisions affecting them – “nothing about us, without us”.

Yes. The world that we live in today is a very complex one. Nothing can me categorized anymore as strictly a “X” problem. Much like people, everything is intertwined and there are so many ways to deal with things. And there is where opinions come into play. The more opinions and different perspectives we discuss, the more solutions we might get. We also need to take into account that different voices have different chances of being heard. Just as the world is reinvented everyday, so does democracy. Democracy dies without different opinions.

Yes. Social mobility is one of the most important segments of social cohesion and stability. Individuals, especially those who are from disadvantaged backgrounds, should have access to the higher education, which might help them climb up social ladders and improve their socio-economic situation.

Very interested. It is as simple as saying that even personal facts are influenced by politics. Politics are everywhere.

Harder. There might be lots of fake news, lies and misconception among the reliable information.

Yes, to the extent that they bring together a representative sample of the population, in terms of age, gender, ethnicity, social class and place of residence, and in terms of attitude.

Yes. We cannot wait for people to get educated enough or for them to care enough to react on something as important as this problem.