It seems that in an increasingly material world lust is getting the upped hand, but the idealist in me hopes that love prevails.

Scientists tell us about the big bang and how this world began but I’m not sure about the ending. Do scientists know?

Sometimes adults get a little too serious and forget to have fun! I would like to see what happens to our work culture and society if game play is more available & mainstream for adults. It would be a great experiment to test the importance of play and creativity and how it correlates to innovation and new ideas for the Australian economy.

I’m a recovering Catholic and apathetic atheist, classic Greens voter from a very conservative family. I’d like to know the answer so that we can all stop fighting.

Because this question haunts me everyday. It matter to me because I’d like to know who I am.
Because if others know who they are, they might do things differently which benefit them and others.

It is something I have been grappling with in recent years, and have come to believe that this is true.

I want to teach my 2 boys why this matters, so they can be feminists too.

Transplant technology has come so far so just extending the concept further to see what ethical and medical challenges might arise if it were to be possible

I was once asked and gave a quick and definite answer. I have, however, wondered about my answer ever since.

I’ve found it hard to remember how to play after having my kids, and wonder why I ‘grew out’ of it. I’ve loved relearning it but it’s been hard. I think we’d probably be nicer to each other if we kept more of our sense of wonder and joy and curiosity.

I’d love 10 hours, 100 minutes and 100 seconds in a day – scientists would love it. But could people cope with such a fundamental change to everyone’s (in the world!) lives?