Book of questions to get people talking-engaging conversation starter

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Would you rather have the ability to detect any lie you hear or ensure that nobody can ever lie to you again?

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Used in social gatherings to break the ice, initiating engaging and thought-provoking conversations among guests.

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If you had to choose between living a life without the ability to feel pain or a life where you could feel pain but also all forms of emotional and physical pleasure, which would you choose and why?

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Employed in more intimate settings, such as family dinners or close friend gatherings, to understand each other's core values and beliefs.

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If you could save a stranger's life by sacrificing something you hold dear, would you do it? How would you decide what is too valuable to give up?

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Utilized in educational environments like classrooms or workshops to discuss and analyze moral principles and ethical decision-making.

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Imagine you could go back in time once and change a single decision you made. What decision would you change, and why?

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Used as a tool for self-improvement and introspection, helping individuals reflect on past choices and consider future ones.

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If you could experience life from the perspective of someone from a completely different background than yours for a day, who would you choose and why?

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Applied in diversity and inclusion workshops to foster understanding and empathy among participants of varied backgrounds.