There is a machine that objectively and quickly determines what actions individuals would take if they were placed in a specific real-life situation. For the purposes of this debate, the machine can get all the relevant context of this situation and it will produce accurate results, which represent the action that most individuals would do in a given context. For example, a person is homeless and stole an apple from a grocery shop. The machine would then extract the context from the said person's action. It would run a simulation, and if the majority of the people, when put in the exact same situation, would "choose" to steal from a grocery shop to feed themselves given the context, the machine would show that result. The majority of the population believes in the objectivity and accuracy of the machine. 

There is a machine that objectively and quickly determines what actions individuals would take if they were placed in a specific real-life situation. For the purposes of this debate, the machine can get all the relevant context of this situation and it will produce accurate results, which represent the action that most individuals would do in a given context. For example, a person is homeless and stole an apple from a grocery shop. The machine would then extract the context from the said person's action. It would run a simulation, and if the majority of the people, when put in the exact same situation, would "choose" to steal from a grocery shop to feed themselves given the context, the machine would show that result. The majority of the population believes in the objectivity and accuracy of the machine. 

[The "stay-at-home" trend is a trend where young people demonstrate a significantly reduced tendency to go out or engage in experimental activites. This includes: less clubbing, less casual sex, and socialising more online.]

Regardless of their chosen major, career generalists adopt an approach where they acquire a wide spectrum of knowledge (e.g. gaining skills that you can use in various industries), while career specialists are subject matter experts in their areas of study (e.g., staying in one industry, getting specialist trainings, pursuing higher education).