Asked by:Why are some people “lyrics” people and others not?
The lyrics are the last thing that matter to me when I listen to a piece of music (if I can even understand them it’s a plus). But for others they seem to be the most important thing of all (weirdos). Why is this so? Probably it doesn’t matter – I’m just curious.
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Why is it that the likes of George Bush are seemingly untouchable in terms of holding them to account for disastrous self-serving decisions like the iraq war?
If someone steals something they are arrested but if someone sends in troupes under dubious pretence killing thousands of civilians, ruining the lives of their own combatants why is it that they just float off to a life of ease? Shouldn’t high office hold high accountability. There must be factors that give them immunity. What are they?
How do we advocate for People of Colour to have positions at every top level of government/ business/ not for profit boards/ committees?
Asked by:Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?
Why do we care to question what motivated the chicken to cross the road?
Asked by:Fortune favours the bold: true or false?
Asked by:How do we limit our misuse of new technologies?
Asked by:If a mansplainer is manspreading at the same time, is he a manspleader or a mansprainer?
Asked by:Why do we increasingly accept and expect less of our political leaders?
Is the crisis of global markets too far gone?
what does it mean to be ‘wild’ in an urban world?
Modern existence is tethered to urban environments, but many aspects of human nature don’t fall in neat urban planned lines; whilst activities and initiatives exist to give life to the city, what would true urban freedom, the capacity to grow uncontrolled or unrestrained mean for health and happiness?
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