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Technology and Science Topics to Debate

By Matthew Lynch
June 22, 2021
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Are you a teacher who is looking for technology and science debate topics to use with your students? Well, look no further because we have a list of topics that you can use in your classroom today.

  • All cars should be electric.
  • Are robots going to increase our quality of life?
  • Artificial intelligence is dangerous.
  • Does social media improve or impede communication?
  • Has social media benefitted or harmed people’s social lives?
  • Is tech going to save the world. . . or kill it?
  • Is tech making people dumber. . . or smarter?
  • Is tech the opposite of nature? (Are tech and nature diametrically opposed?)
  • Is the use of tech changing people for the better. . . or worse?
  • Online schooling is the way of the future.
  • Should a person’s social media be considered by school admissions, police investigations, and potential employers?
  • Should humans colonize other planets?
  • Should individuals own their own DNA?
  • Robots should have rights.
  • What do you think of Critical Race Theory?
  • Tech will be man’s downfall.
  • The Turing test is still relevant.
  • Vaccination should be mandatory.
  • We should invest more money into space exploration.
  • What’s better: traditional or online education?
  • Will the development of artificial intelligence harm or benefit humankind?
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