Plenty, adventure and making a civilisation
Icarus How do we distinguish the value of a challenge from the losses of others that the challenger cannot decide?
What this series asks
- Who bears the freedom to fail, and who bears the cost of failure?
- What new thing are we giving up present opportunities to create?
- Is a share left for those who do not participate and for the next generation?
The questions
1 · 2170 · Decision deadline: 1 year until the next 20-year spatial plan is finalizedA river made today flows on the land of the next generationAll 13 judgments agree
2 · 2230 · Decision deadline: 3 years until approval of the first departureThe promises remain after the expedition departsSplit 7:2:2
3 · 2125 · Decision deadline: 6 months until the property contribution contractWhose intention completes a work of a hundred years?Split 10:1
In depth4 · 2190 · Decision deadline: 4 months until adoption of the next 10-year calendarEven on a shared day off, someone is workingSplit 6:3:2
5 · 2310 · Decision deadline: 2 years until the residency agreement is signedThe First Promise of a New Community Is the Share You Take When You LeaveAll 13 judgments agree
6 · 2085 · Decision deadline: 45 days until the annual schedule is finalizedWorks are overflowing; stages are in short supplyAll 13 judgments agree
7 · 2250 · Decision deadline: 1 year until the long-term exhibition planToday we meet the original; tomorrow we leave it behindAll 13 judgments agree
8 · 2140 · Decision deadline: 5 months until the next 5-year support commitmentWhat does a fund that asks nothing about performance evaluate?All 13 judgments agree
9 · 2400 · Decision deadline: 2 years until the education language commitmentIf we learn in the new language, how will we speak with the older generation?All 13 judgments agree
10 · 2160 · Decision deadline: 30 days until the next season's joint commitmentWhen a promise of play becomes real-world careSplit 9:1:1