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question What are the basic dignities that each human being deserves and why do we let so many people go without them?

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 by clairemack Aug 30, 2006 15:14
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question What is the future of the city?

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 by nick_from_brisbane Sep 05, 2006 14:50
question Should we have the right to choose where we live?

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 by purdylagoon Sep 05, 2006 14:50
question Are we the owners of this here earth, this frontier, or are we the passing caretakers?

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 by mosrespiration May 04, 2007 03:55
answer I'm surprised with the answers here, Tenacious...refuse to die...lust, lack of self controll? c'mon people, it's not about that, it's a matter of free will, no destiny, no lust, it's a choice and a choice only. Am i wrong or you all have a problem with this question, including you mei?

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 by Mani x Jul 17, 2009 14:11
question Why are we so many?

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 by mei Jul 15, 2009 03:16
comment There are theirteen speelling errors that I noticse here, get a diktionary. I make some errors and that is nirmal but thirteen in a short post, who will take you serriousley?

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 by Thai sean Feb 14, 2011 15:26
answer We were commanded to "go forth and multiply", and that is what we have done since the beginning of time. We're all supposed to be one big happy family. What went wrong? Over-consumption. Greed. Selfishness.

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 by lucedelcielo Jul 24, 2009 02:05
answer In the absence of predation, any population reaches an equilibrium based entirely on food supply, and humans are no exception. http://www.panearth.org/panearth/ On the way to the equilibrium, growth is exponential, with a doubling rate. Human doubling rate is now as short as 40 years. Brains, rational thought, [...]

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 by zotlynn Aug 06, 2009 04:02
comment A wall ornament can cause all that trouble, I hesitate to think what garden gnomes can do.

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 by thedoc Nov 24, 2010 02:05
answer Now this one has got me thinking, and in trying to imagine a water powered car I invisioned a hydro-electric plant translated into a car? You would have a large tank of water on the roof and the water flowing down through a turbine motor would drive the car. Refueling would be frequent. And in going up a hill you are using the weight of the water to lift the water and the car up the hill [...]

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 by thedoc Mar 12, 2010 15:45
question Thoughts on the green movement.

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 by skeenan May 16, 2010 18:37
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answer Antoschka - Ekaterina Moshaeva: Respect is one of the main aspects of human education, because if we let a person know, that we respect him or her, that we feel proud about his existence as a personality, if we let him know, how unique his birth, his short stay on the huge Earth, his potential to create something are, it could give meaning to this person’s life. Nowadays a considerable percent of [...]

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 by Antoschka - Ekaterina Moshaeva Sep 09, 2006 11:30
question What about water-powered vehicles? What happened to those "promising" studies so as to solve the world's craze for oil?

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 by saiLe Mar 11, 2010 12:03
question Is over-population a matter of numbers or distribution?

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 by April Jul 19, 2009 21:23