What's an unconventional opinion or idea that you've encountered which most people might not agree with? [FREE RESPONSE]
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8.6kṀ14k
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26%
A person has a moral right to own a gun
20%
We should be paying individuals to get an education instead of charging them.
7%
The Fermi paradox isn't a paradox, and the solution is obviously just that intelligent life is rare.
5%
GOFAI could scale past machine learning if we used social media strategically to train it.
4%
Other
3%
Eventually, only AI should be sovereign
2%
Some people have genuine psychic capabilities
1.8%
Hardware buttons are superior to touchscreen buttons in cars
1.7%
Being a billionaire is morally wrong
1.5%
It is not possible to multitask
1.3%
The punishment of people who do bad things is a regrettable necessity in our current society, not a positive act of justice
1.3%
OpenAI will claim to have AGI in 3 years.
1.2%
Music is a net negative for humanity
1.2%
The way quantum mechanics is explained to the lay public is very misleading.
1.1%
Jeffrey Epstein killed himself (>99.9% certainty)
1%
Physician-assisted suicide should be legal in most countries
1%
Reincarnation is a real phenomenon (i.e. it happens, not just a theory)
1%
Trump orchestrated his own assassination attempt.
1%
Abusive parents should lose custody of their children
1%
Violent criminals must be kept apart only because they can’t control themselves. Punishing them further than restricting their freedom is immoral.

Non-resolving market; acting as a survey; asking people to submit any less-mainstream beliefs; see if the manifold crowd will support those beliefs or not.

Submitting answer =/= believing an answer

It is ok to submit an answer you don't believe in to gauge how other people feel about it.

You could also buy YES if you think its underpriced and will likely become more popular, doesn't have to indicate belief


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