@opentodebate.bsky.social

The U.S. just secured permanent military rights in Greenland. Is control a strategic necessity? @maxboot.bsky.social argues it revives 19th century imperialism and invites adversaries to follow. Alexander B. Gray argues a pact with Denmark keeps rivals out. Watch: https://bit.ly/46IIGre

Can we work less for the same pay? @julietschor.bsky.social argues pay protection is the foundation. Joanne Lipman counters that women who moved to part-time schedules have seen how this goes - reduced pay, for the same amount of work? Watch the full episode on all Open to Debate platforms.

Do Americans love work, or fear losing it? @julietschor.bsky.social argues most Americans who do overwork are protecting their jobs, not chasing a passion. Joanne Lipman argues the culture runs deeper & working more has become a badge of honor. Watch the full debate on all OTD platforms.

Is America ready for a four-day workweek? Arguing yes: @julietschor.bsky.social, economist, sociologist, and author. Arguing no: Joanne Lipman, journalist, author, and former Editor-in-Chief of USA Today. John Donvan moderates. Watch the full debate on all Open to Debate platforms.

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How has #socialmedia changed the way we think about parenting? From endless advice to curated feeds and viral parenting trends, online platforms have reshaped how many parents experience support, pressure, and expectations around raising kids. Clip features: @reshmasaujani.com and Kristin Gallant.

Are we overthinking parenting? From packed schedules to changing ideas around independence and emotional well-being, parenting today can feel very different from past generations. Clip features: Lenore Skenazy, @reshmasaujani.com, and Kristin Gallant.

Washington is taking a bigger role in the economy, investing in industries tied to national security, supply chains, and infrastructure. Should the government proactively invest in the private sector, or should such intervention be reserved as a last resort? Watch now: https://bit.ly/4f3vlz1

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What happens when leading scientists, students, and public thinkers come together to explore the future of science? From behind-the-scenes moments to sharp disagreements on stage, this memorable #HopkinsForum debate tackled the tension between caution, innovation, funding, and scientific progress.

Is the system that produced history's greatest scientific breakthroughs now holding itself back? Watch the debate: https://bit.ly/42wFih1 Featuring @cbo.bsky.social, Tyler Cowen, Kate Biberdorf, and Sethuraman Panchanathan. Presented by the SNF Agora Institute of Johns Hopkins and Open to Debate.

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Who should own the world’s most contested cultural treasures? From the Benin Bronzes to the Parthenon Marbles, museums are facing growing questions about whether these objects should remain in museums or be returned to the countries they came from. Hear the debate now: https://bit.ly/4ewdfFF

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If you could prevent your child from inheriting a serious disease, would you? A powerful gene-editing technology could make it possible. But should we use it? Listen to the debate now: "Should We Use Gene Editing to Make Better Babies?" https://bit.ly/42pdLxL

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Are Labubus Key to Understanding Economic Bubbles? @weakinstrument.bsky.social breaks down how overbuilding and shaky demand can turn innovation into a bubble. In this clip, he uses the “Labubu bubble” to explain how hype can drive massive investment… even when real demand isn’t there.