Modern Monetary Theory

What personal achievement would you pursue if you knew your basic needs were already covered?

What kind of projects do you think young people would start if the fear of financial failure was removed?

What societal changes do you think would occur if healthcare and education were freely available to all?

How would the dynamics of financial power within a family or community shift with guaranteed government support?

How might the relationship between employers and employees change if people worked for fulfillment over necessity?

Would you consider living in a different part of the country if location was not tied to job availability?

Do you think your perspective on 'success' would change in an economy where everyone's basic financial needs were met?

Do you feel that taking care of the unemployed should be the government's responsibility?

Can you imagine a world where taxes are not for raising money but for keeping prices stable; how would that change society?

If students knew they had a guaranteed job after graduation, do you think they would study as diligently?

How do you think a country's culture might change if the government guaranteed every citizen a basic income?

Would you trust a government that focuses on creating jobs over balancing its budget?

Would you support a policy where taxes are increased as a means to cool down an overheating economy?

How might the role and influence of banks change if the government could fund itself without borrowing?

Can you envision a society where taxes are tailored more to individual behaviors and consumption rather than income?

If prices in stores began to rise, would your personal spending habits change if you trusted the government to manage inflation?

How do you feel about a government's ability to spend money without worrying about running out, just by printing more?

Do you believe that job guarantees by the government would make society more stable or less competitive?

Do you feel it's possible to achieve full employment through government intervention, or does that seem unrealistic?

What worries would you have if your government started spending heavily on public services without raising taxes?

Imagine receiving a guaranteed job offer from the government; how would that influence your career choices?

If the government provides everything you need, do you think people would still be motivated to work hard and innovate?

If your basic needs were met by the government, how would your goals and ambitions in life change?

How would it affect your future plans if you knew that a well-paying job wasn't necessary to secure a comfortable life?

Imagine a world where financial stress is nearly non-existent; how would this impact people's mental and physical health?

If the stress of debt was eliminated from society, how do you think mental health would improve or worsen?

Imagine if education was completely funded by the government; how would you choose what to study?

If your community suddenly had access to abundant government resources, what issue would you argue should be addressed first?

What kind of cause would you dedicate your life to if money was not a concern for survival?

What is your reaction to the idea that a government could spend without limit to improve the quality of life for its citizens?

Would you spend more time on hobbies, education, or volunteering if you had financial security from the government?

How would you feel about a life where work is optional and focused on personal growth instead of survival?

If your community had the resources to solve any one problem without thinking about the cost, what should it tackle first?

What kind of society would we have if pursuing passion projects became as normalized as traditional employment?

How might personal ambition evolve in a world where careers are chosen purely for interest rather than economic necessity?

Could the pursuit of hobbies or interests become a new form of social contribution if economic pressures were alleviated?

How might the arts and culture scene in your area change if it had reliable financial support?

How would you react if you learned that your national government no longer felt constrained by traditional budget limits?

Imagine a scenario where high-quality education and healthcare were seen as investments rather than expenses; how would that influence your life choices?

How would the role of retirement planning change for you if there were a guaranteed basic income?

How could guaranteed government support affect the way individuals plan for major life events like buying a home or starting a family?

What would become your primary motivation in life if financial constraints were removed from the equation?

Would your stress levels change if you were assured that the government could always prevent economic crises?

How might your educational aspirations be influenced if the risk of student debt was no longer a concern?

What changes to your lifestyle would you make if you were certain of financial security throughout your lifetime?

How would your relationship with work change if you were guaranteed a livable wage regardless of employment?

How do you feel changes in tax policy could impact your everyday spending if those changes were aimed at stabilizing prices?

In what ways do you think the guarantee of a basic income could influence cultural and artistic expression in society?

How might volunteer work and community engagement be valued differently if money was not the primary means of exchange?

How would the dynamics of your family or household change if there were no financial concerns about the future?

If the pressure to 'succeed' financially was removed from society's expectations, what alternate definitions of success might emerge?

How do you think your community would react if the government announced a major investment in infrastructure and services?

How could your approach to taking risks change if economic constraints were significantly lessened?

How would you reimagine your future career if earning money was no longer the primary goal?

What social issue would you address first if financial resources were unlimited?

How do you think friendships and community relationships would change if everyone's basic needs were guaranteed?

What kind of art or project would you create if there were no financial barriers to innovation?

How would the concept of success change in society if it wasn't tied to income or job status?

If the government could prevent any financial crisis, how would that affect your long-term life plans?

What societal shifts do you imagine would occur if the national conversation shifted from debt reduction to creating public value?