from notice — a game by 8notice9

Philosophical Questions for Real Conversations

You don't need to have read Plato for these. They're the questions humans have been asking since the beginning — just framed in a way you can actually discuss over dinner, on a walk, or while playing a game with people you care about.

1. 1What do you think happens when we die?
2. 2If this is as good as it gets, would that be enough?
3. 3Will you live a great life?
4. 4What aspect of society do you reject?
5. 5If you could get the whole world behind one idea, what would it be?
6. 6What is one reason to be optimistic about the world today?
7. 7"Most people feel more alone now than they did 10 years ago." Address the statement like a politician
8. 8What do you think your life looks like from the outside?
9. 9Name a belief you held a year ago that you've quietly dropped
10. 10If you could have a conversation with any version of yourself — past or future — which one?
11. 11If you could be remembered for one thing, what would it be?
12. 12If you could ask the entire world one question and get an honest answer, what would you ask?
13. 13If you could witness any moment in history — just watch, not change it — what would you pick?
14. 14What's something you know is true that most people don't believe?
15. 15What's one of the most underrated qualities in life?
16. 16If everyone in this room had met in a different lifetime, what do you think the setting would be?
17. 17Name something that exists right now that would blow someone's mind 200 years ago
18. 18What's a word you think should exist but doesn't? Describe what it means