Welfarism

Should access to the internet and digital devices be part of a modern welfare system, and what would that mean for students?

What dreams could you chase if financial worries weren't an obstacle in your life or the lives of those you care about?

How do you believe the pressures of school would be different if basic needs were assured for you and your classmates?

How has the pandemic altered your views on the importance of social welfare systems?

In what ways do you think your future family life would be influenced by a society with strong welfare support?

Can a balance between rewarding hard work and providing welfare be achieved, and what would that look like to you?

How differently would you approach your education or career plans knowing that a robust safety net existed?

Describe a future where welfare programs have perfectly achieved their goals; what does daily life look like?

What's your vision of a fair society, and how does welfare fit into that picture?

How do you think cultural attitudes towards community and individual responsibility would change in a fully welfare-supported society?

If you could witness any change in the world as a result of improved welfare policies, what would you choose to see?

Have you or your family ever benefited from a social safety net, and how has that impacted you?

What role do you think compassion should play in shaping government policies on welfare?

How do you imagine societal attitudes might change if everyone received equal access to basic welfare services?

What are your thoughts on balancing the need for welfare programs with the importance of fiscal responsibility?

How would you react if a close friend or family member's life was drastically improved by a welfare program?

How do you think your future aspirations would be impacted by living in a society with strong welfare support?

Can you imagine a world where everyone's basic needs are met; what does that look like to you?

Is there a time you wished you had more support during a tough situation, and how would that have changed things?

Do you think having safety nets for the less fortunate makes a society stronger?

Considering people who can't work due to illness or disability, what kind of assistance do you think they deserve?

If you were to volunteer, would you rather do so in a place that provides direct aid or one that focuses on systematic change, and why?

How does it make you feel when you see people without homes or basic necessities?

What would you do if you had the power to resolve income inequality?

Have you or someone you know been affected by job loss, and how do you think the government should respond?

How would having a guaranteed minimum income affect your choices in education or career?

How would you want your hometown to remember you if you initiated a successful community welfare program?

If you had to choose, would you prioritize funding for healthcare or education, and why?

Do you think it's fair to redistribute wealth from the rich to support the poor, and why?

What do you think is more important for society: individual success or collective well-being?

Do you think that a focus on welfare can make people less motivated to work for themselves?

Can a society truly be successful if it has members who are suffering due to poverty?

How do you think your day-to-day stress levels would change if there was a safety net for your essential needs?

When was the last time you helped someone in need, and how did that make you feel about the role of welfare?

How would your career aspirations change if you knew there was a reliable safety net to fall back on?

How might your perspective on social contributions change if you needed to rely on public assistance?

How does your concept of empathy shape your views on welfare policies?

How would you design a fair system to determine who receives welfare support?

Have you felt a sense of community in helping or being helped, and how should welfare programs foster this feeling?

What's more essential to you, the freedom to succeed or the assurance that you won't fail?

How do you reconcile the aim of welfare with the desire for personal achievement?

What's the strongest argument for or against welfare that you've heard, and how did it affect your views?

How would you maintain the dignity and empowerment of individuals while providing welfare assistance?

How do you think the development of technology and AI will impact societies' welfare needs in your lifetime?

Have you ever refrained from taking a risk because you were worried about financial safety nets?

If your wellbeing was not tied to your job, would you consider a different career path, and why?

Do you believe that hobbies and passions should be supported by welfare programs, and could this benefit education?

Imagine your ideal day in a society with perfect welfare; what activities does it include?

What does 'community' mean to you in the context of a robust welfare system?

If there was no need for welfare programs, how do you envision the way we would support each other?

How do you think your life aspirations would be impacted by a shift towards a welfare-focused society?

What values do you think should guide the creation and implementation of welfare policies?

How do you imagine life would change if there were no economic barriers to pursuing higher education?

What concerns might disappear from your life with the introduction of a universal basic income?

What personal goals might you pursue if concerns over financial survival weren't an obstacle?

If every person were given the means to live comfortably, what changes do you think we'd see in community spirit and involvement?

How might your approach to teamwork or group projects be influenced by the principles of collective welfare?

Can you share a time when you felt a government program improved your life or the life of someone close to you?

What changes would you like to see in how society views and manages mental health, and how could a welfare system help?

If you could ensure one welfare service for the elderly in your family, what would it be and why?

Reflect on a movie or book that depicted poverty or welfare; how did it make you feel about the world you live in?

How might the creativity and innovation of students be affected if they were free from economic burdens?

In what ways do you think your local area would transform if everyone’s basic needs were taken care of?

How might an increase in mental health support as part of welfare affect school environments and student well-being?

How do you think providing greater support for mental health would change the atmosphere at your school or workplace?

What impact would a guarantee of basic necessities have on your ambitions and dreams for the future?

How might your approach to education or career aspirations shift if you knew you always had a financial safety net?

Imagine a society where every person has their dignity preserved through welfare; what does it look like to you?

How do you imagine societal attitudes might change if everyone received equal access to basic welfare services?

Considering people who can't work due to illness or disability, what kind of assistance do you think they deserve?

How might your approach to education or career aspirations shift if you knew you always had a financial safety net?

Do you think it's fair to redistribute wealth from the rich to support the poor, and why?

Can a balance between rewarding hard work and providing welfare be achieved, and what would that look like to you?

What role do you think compassion should play in shaping government policies on welfare?

If you had to choose, would you prioritize funding for healthcare or education, and why?

Can you share a time when you felt a government program improved your life or the life of someone close to you?

Is there a time you wished you had more support during a tough situation, and how would that have changed things?

How do you think your life aspirations would be impacted by a shift towards a welfare-focused society?

How do you think your day-to-day stress levels would change if there was a safety net for your essential needs?

How would you maintain the dignity and empowerment of individuals while providing welfare assistance?

How would having a guaranteed minimum income affect your choices in education or career?

Imagine your ideal day in a society with perfect welfare; what activities does it include?

Do you think that a focus on welfare can make people less motivated to work for themselves?

Do you believe that hobbies and passions should be supported by welfare programs, and could this benefit education?

How might the creativity and innovation of students be affected if they were free from economic burdens?

Do you think having safety nets for the less fortunate makes a society stronger?

How might an increase in mental health support as part of welfare affect school environments and student well-being?

Have you or someone you know been affected by job loss, and how do you think the government should respond?

What concerns might disappear from your life with the introduction of a universal basic income?

How do you think your future aspirations would be impacted by living in a society with strong welfare support?

How would you design a fair system to determine who receives welfare support?

What values do you think should guide the creation and implementation of welfare policies?

What would you do if you had the power to resolve income inequality?

How do you imagine life would change if there were no economic barriers to pursuing higher education?

How do you reconcile the aim of welfare with the desire for personal achievement?

If your wellbeing was not tied to your job, would you consider a different career path, and why?

Can you imagine a world where everyone's basic needs are met; what does that look like to you?

Reflect on a movie or book that depicted poverty or welfare; how did it make you feel about the world you live in?

How would your career aspirations change if you knew there was a reliable safety net to fall back on?