What if we startedthinking again?

One question, your group, an hour to think it over.

Count me in
Is it right to lie to a friend so you don’t hurt them?How much of what you think is really yours?When did you realise you had changed?If everyone were right, who would be wrong?Will AI make us think more, or less?Is always saying what you think really a good thing?

With your friends you talk about everything. Except what you really think.

Chiara’s question is still sitting there.

It’s not your fault. After all that scrolling, saying what you really think has become hard. But it comes back.

First in the dark, then all at once, then the names.

5 to 10 friends. You take turns choosing the question.

The dark
52:14

do you ever feel lonely even when we’re all together?

i feel lonely exactly when we’re all together, some nights even while we’re laughing, and i can’t explain why it happens there

3 of 5 have written

  1. An hour to think it over on your own.

    You place yourself on the question and write. Nobody sees anything.

  2. When the hour is up, everything opens.

    From here, under a pseudonym, you have 72 hours to talk and make your case.

  3. In the end, the cards go on the table.

    You see who wrote what, and who changed their mind.

What do we believe in?

This is what we believe in, now tell us what you think

  1. Scrolling is not thinking.

  2. Nobody has nothing to say.

  3. Friends fit on two hands.

  4. Your group is not an audience.

  5. What you say counts, not who you are.

  6. Changing your mind is not losing.

  7. You don’t need to be right. You need to have thought about it.

one last question, then we’ll leave you alone

Can you stay friends with someone you once loved?

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