Why after the fifteenth century philosophers de bunked religion and with all the trouble in the world to-day why does the establishment promote it
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    It matters to me because of all the killing that has been done in the name of religion

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    Gerry
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    Yanis Varoufakis, if you have the opportunity to become finance minister again with SYRIZA, would you accept this or not?
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    i made this question because i would like to see Yanis+SYRIZA again as they was.

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    Joey
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    Which is more possible: time travel, or travel to alternate universes?
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    @paulmcgorrery
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    Is the world largely dictated by binary thinkers and charismatic devils and if so, what can be done about it?
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    People keep repeating the same mistakes despite a fairly good recording of historical events and I wonder if this is an aspect of our biology we seem unable to address.

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    Mandy Stefanakis
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    If black is a “colour without colour”, why are black people referred to as “people of colour”?
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    It seems weird that both black and white are not actual colours, but black people are referred to as people of colour, which means that white people are assumed to be people without colour.

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    @MyfanwyMcDonald
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    Why put quinoa in chocolate??? This may truly herald the end of the world. For real this time.
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    There are so many ridiculous food combinations when, you know, we haven’t unlocked the rights of or the refugees themselves.

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    @BinsQuan
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    Why do we talk so much about moving forward when all we do is repeat ourselves?
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    My passion for history often leads to frustration that we seem to learn so litle from the past, and the pain of a friend’s recent and unexpected marriage break up has been exacerbated by so many glibly advising her to move forward when she can’t (yet).

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    Barbara Napthine
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    Why do we seek answers rather than better questions?
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    Questions drive inquiry, which is the way to critically engage with contested ideas.

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    @MsNicoleGibson
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    What are the practical, everyday benefits we might experience living in a ‘more agile’ Australia?
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    Political rhetoric seldom translates easily into discernible difference at the individual level. When Malcolm Turnbull proposes an increasingly ‘agile’ Australia, what real difference will this occasion in our 21st-century, day-to-day lives?

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    @T1MK
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    Why can’t I give you an answer instead of asking a question?
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    The premise of asking a question to win presumes questions are more important that answers!

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    @saidruth
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    Are hot chips the best food ever?
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    claire
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    why do we constantly seek to improve ourselves despite acknowledging our mortality?
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    I ask this question because I genuinely ponder over it daily. We are on this constant hunt for self reflection and improvement but really whats the point? We are only around for 80 years or so, why does it matter if we are the best we can be? Why don’t we spend our time attempting to improve the lives of others instead?

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    liz wyatt
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    How are people okay with eating animal skin?
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    I can kind of understand eating flesh – we don’t even see our own flesh in that way, at least not if all goes well. But skin? We’re covered in it. Gross. Crackly, chewy, stretchy, crispy burnt skin. ‘You gonna eat that?’ Yeuch.

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    @PaperRadio
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