Example One Example Two ΤΗΕΜΕ: dilemmas di- "two" + lemma "premise, anything received or taken," from root of
lambanein "to take" a situation in
which a difficult choice has to be
made between two different things
we could do.

Slide asterisk The asterisk is used globally as a symbol to call out footnotes and further explanations. Surprisingly (and not etymologically speaking),
it contains the word “risk”. Every choice hides
a risk and every dilemma could be captured as
an asterisk that refers to two situations
between which a choice should be made.
All our dilemmas and decisions shape our identity, and vice versa, our identity determines our choices. What are the criteria for making a decision? How and to what extent does it affect us? Is the final choice always as difficult as it seems? Or maybe not? identity (DNA) 
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personal dilemmas

They affected the personal life of the speakers

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social dilemmas

They discuss issues such as diversity, health, art, information & dissemination

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bio-ethical dilemmas

They come from the field of humanities, sciences & technology

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