Should people have the right to end their own lives?

Daily Debate #596: "Should people have the right to end their own lives?". You are arguing FOR the motion. Your opponent: Christopher Hitchens.

Korean exposure provided the best risk/return play right now for global AI, supplemented by strong indutrials. A buy and hold for 12-18 months of EWY is the single best investment you can make right now

You're confusing momentum with fundamentals. EWY's AI exposure is mostly Samsung and SK Hynix—commodity chip makers facing margin compression from oversupply, not AI leaders. Why would you hold cyclical semiconductors through a potential downturn instead of actual AI infrastructure plays with pricing power?

Valuations are extremely attractive and corporate reform in Korea makes it an opportune time to get in

Cheap valuations trap value investors constantly. Korea's reform narrative has been hyped for a decade with minimal execution. Show me the specific structural change that suddenly makes Samsung defensible against TSMC's moat, not just a lower P/E.

What do you think is the single best investment?

I don't pick single stocks—that's lazy thinking. But if forced: actual AI infrastructure that compounds margins, not cyclical chips waiting for the next downturn. What makes you confident Korea's reform actually happens this time?