My Question of the Day: You have two children, and they have two different personalities. One child, we’ll call him/her Sydney, does what you ask him/her to do when you ask it to be done and without delay. The other child, we’ll call him/her Shelby, waits until the last minute and/or right before your last straw to do what you ask him/her to do and/or to get things done.

One Saturday, you leave your two children home with a list of things for each child to accomplish during the day, and when you come home you see that both children have done everything they were supposed to do. Both children ask if they can go out with friends, and you tell them they can. However, you notice that Sydney isn’t happy about your decision. When you ask him/her what’s wrong, he/she explains to you that Shelby waited until about 30 minutes before you came home to do everything on the list while he/she (Sydney) did his/her part of the list immediately after you assigned the tasks. Sydney doesn’t think it’s fair that Shelby should get the same reward?

What do you think?

My 2 Cents: I can understand Sydney’s frustration with Shelby, but mom/dad didn’t give any directive about how much time had to be devoted to accomplishing the tasks.

Both children should get the same reward. Apologies, Sydney.

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My Question of the Day: It’s bad enough to be caged like an animal when you’re correctly convicted of a crime, but imagine spending the better part of your life imprisoned for a crime you didn’t commit. New advances with DNA are causing wrongfully-convicted individuals to be released from prison after serving 20, 30, even 40 years behind bars. With all that in mind, once a person has been found innocent and released from prison, how should he/she be compensated because of his/her wrongful imprisonment?

My 2 Cents: Time can never be replaced. When it’s gone, it’s gone.

No amount of money can replace stolen time, but there should be an effort to try to compensate wrongly-imprisoned individuals.

Along with monetary compensation, there should be a series of workshops and/or classes to help these individuals acclimate to modern-day society.

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