Topic
People
Society, culture, ethics and each other.
23 cards
Money
The story everyone believes
Anything a group of people agree to accept in exchange for things.
Barter
The deal before money
Swapping one thing directly for another, with no money in between.
Insurance
A bet you hope to lose
Many people pay a small amount so that the few who need it get a lot.
Taxation
The membership fee for everything shared
A share of what people earn and spend, collected to pay for shared things.
Active Listening
Hearing is not listening
Listening in a way that shows the speaker they were understood.
Conflict Resolution
The sentence that lowers the temperature
Settling a disagreement without either side needing to lose.
Hygiene
Twenty seconds that changed medicine
Everyday cleaning habits that stop germs from spreading.
Body Image
The comparison that is unfair by design
How a person pictures their own body, and how accurate that picture is.
Healthy Boundaries
The line that protects both sides
A limit a person sets on what others may ask of them.
Career Diversity
Most jobs are invisible from school
The range of work that exists, most of which nobody mentions.
Technology Ethics
Should we, because we can?
Asking whether something should be built, not only whether it can be.
The Algorithm
The editor you never chose
The set of rules deciding what a feed shows and in what order.
Public Transport
Moving a million people at once
Shared vehicles that move many people using little road each.
Diversity
India's multiplication factor
The range of languages, faiths, and backgrounds living in one country.
Ethics
When there is no clean answer
Reasoning about right and wrong when every choice costs something.
PIL
When one person moves the court for millions
A court case brought on behalf of people who cannot bring it themselves.
Water Scarcity
The crisis that arrives without warning
Having less clean water than the people in a place need.
Community Service
The selfish case for giving
Unpaid work done for a community rather than for a wage.
Civic Sense
The invisible contract
The small courtesies a shared space depends on but no law requires.
Entrepreneurship
The lemonade-stand principle
Spotting a problem people will pay to have solved, and solving it.
Cultural Intelligence
What you assume is normal is not universal
Recognising that other places have different norms, and adjusting.
Networking
The strength of weak ties
Building relationships that carry information and opportunity both ways.
Public Health Delivery
The last mile is the whole problem
Getting proven health measures to the people who need them.