Why is there more public and private violence in Australia than other wealthy countries (Canada, European nations?)
Why do we care to question what motivated the chicken to cross the road?
Asked by:Will we ever reach a point when women are treated and seen as equals to men?
Why is it, that at the age of 50, I am starting to realise that everything is a feminist issue?
I want to teach my 2 boys why this matters, so they can be feminists too.
Asked by:When does a person, child or foetus become conscious?
What is the best way to address the ice epidemic?
Regional areas in particular are being devastated and families are being torn apart. What is the heart of the issue? Boredom? A lack of other outlets in regional areas?
Asked by:Are cockroaches attracted to human tears, and if so, why?
What’s the allure in everyone’s secret pastime – the social media photo stalk – and why are we compelled to do something so destructive?
Do we do it to make ourselves feel better or to make ourselves feel worse? Either way, PLEASE MAKE ME STOP LOOKING AT THE INSTAGRAM.
Asked by:Is P equivalent to NP?
The P versus NP problem is a major unsolved problem in computer science. Informally, it asks whether every problem whose solution can be quickly verified by a computer can also be quickly solved by a computer. For a correct solution of the “P versus NP” question, the Clay Mathematics Institute (CMI) will award a prize of $1.000.000.
Asked by:If a person has no trust for themselves … is it possible that they can trust in others?
If that person has no love for themselves … Is it possible that they can truly love another? If a person has no respect for themselves … Is it possible for them to respect others ? Would this then suggest that a person won’t be truly happy in any situation unless they have achieved that elusive frame of mind of loving, understanding and trusting in one’s own processes? Wouldn’t it also suggest that we should view the state of our relationship with ourselves and others as being reflective of each other? And finally wouldn’t that then indicate that unless we can love ourselves we can’t love others? … So is it important for a ‘happy life’ to love and appreciate yourself?