Libertarian Socialism

How do you imagine dispute resolution would work in a society without a centralized authority?

How would your daily routine change if there was no need to work for a living?

Have you ever witnessed or heard of an act of generosity that inspired you, and what impact did it have?

How might your perspective on success change in a society where collective well-being is the priority?

Can you describe a time when working in a team led to a better outcome than working individually?

How would a communal lifestyle affect your choices about food and sustainability?

What motivates you to help others, and would these motivations increase in a more cooperative society?

How do you think your friendships might evolve in a society where everyone's needs are met?

How important is personal autonomy to you, and how does it harmonize with the idea of sharing power?

If everyday transactions were based on trust and mutual aid, how might your interactions at local stores change?

How might the role of education evolve in a society focused on cooperation rather than competition?

When has sharing something brought more joy than owning it alone, and what does that tell you?

How would the goals and priorities of your ideal job change if profit was not the objective?

When has a group helped you achieve something you couldn’t do alone, and what did that teach you about cooperation?

If all jobs paid the same, which occupation would you pursue, and why?

What could be the role of art and culture in a society that values community over individual wealth?

How do peer-to-peer interactions in your life compare to those mediated by institutions or corporations?

What does 'community' mean to you, and what role does it play in your life?

If you could help shape a society from scratch, what core value would you want to prioritize, and why?

How might your everyday interactions with people change if there were no social or economic classes?

What are your thoughts on the relationship between personal satisfaction and contributing to the common good?

What role do you see yourself playing in a community that operates on principles of mutual aid?

How do you imagine people would spend their time if earning a living were not a necessity?

If there were no grades or monetary rewards at school, what would motivate you to learn?

How might your sense of security change in a world where everyone's needs are equally met?

Which skills or talents do you wish were more valued in our current economic system?

What does equality mean in your daily life, and can you imagine a society where this is the norm for everyone?

Can you think of a scenario where collective good may clash with individual desires, and how might this be navigated?

How can a society encourage individuals to contribute without monetary incentives?

When have you felt most empowered in a group decision-making process, and why?

Can you imagine a day in your life with no competition; what would that look like?

What does it mean to be successful, and would your definition change in a society that values collective over individual success?

Can you envision a world where cooperation is the norm, and what might be the biggest hurdle to achieving it?

How might your relationships with others change if your community operated on mutual aid?

Do you believe a community can provide for all its members effectively; why or why not?

Have you ever been part of a group where everyone had an equal voice, and how did that make you feel?

How do you define freedom in your life, and how might that change under a different social system?

In what ways do you think personal achievement would be recognized in a society that values cooperation over competition?

Can you think of ways to ensure technological progress in a society that prioritizes social equality over individual profit?

How do you think societal values might shift in the absence of a profit-driven economy?

How could education and healthcare work in a society where everything is collectively owned?

Is it possible to truly volunteer for a service or job if your survival depends on it, and how would that change in a non-capitalist society?

What does 'ownership' mean to you, and could you imagine a world where no one person owns anything exclusively?

How would you envision a perfect balance between personal freedom and shared responsibilities in a society?

Imagine a world without money-driven motives; do you think innovation and progress would suffer or flourish?