Me too! The two broad categories of ideas I’ve had are basically 1. Key cause-prio debates- especially ones which have been had over many years and many posts, but haven’t really been summarised/ focused into one place (like those you list) 2. Debates about tactics/ methodology. For example: “We should invest more heavily in animal sentience research than corporate campaigns”. That’s a rough example, but the idea would be to do a debate where people would have to get fairly fine-grained in cost-effectiveness thinking before they could vote. I doubt we would get as much engagement, but engagement may be particularly valuable if the question is well posed.
Me too! The two broad categories of ideas I’ve had are basically
1. Key cause-prio debates- especially ones which have been had over many years and many posts, but haven’t really been summarised/ focused into one place (like those you list)
2. Debates about tactics/ methodology. For example: “We should invest more heavily in animal sentience research than corporate campaigns”. That’s a rough example, but the idea would be to do a debate where people would have to get fairly fine-grained in cost-effectiveness thinking before they could vote. I doubt we would get as much engagement, but engagement may be particularly valuable if the question is well posed.