Many people, when asked this question, would jump to conclusions and say "Yes" without a doubt. Most of these people wouldn't have much information to back it though. They would merely say something degrading and harsh about Bush. Something like how he's "trying to live up to his daddy's expectations. He has to be better than his dad. They're all about war.
Over the past couple of years, I have heard and learned a lot about the children in Africa and other poor and undeveloped countries that are starving. As someone who loves kids, it is hard for me to think that while I'm over here in a country where battling obesity is a common problem and I never have to go hungry, there are children dying because they don't have enough to eat.
If you had the chance to sit down and color for hours, would you do it? Or would you rather sit restlessly while memorizing your useless history homework?
What if we can combine both?
If you read up on current events and issues, you will reap the benefits socially, intellectually, and sexually (hey... anything is possible if you read the news). Honestly, what's better than impressing everyone you know with your cornucopia of knowledge?
Recently I read an article which stated that “Divorce is bad for the Earth”...are you kidding me?! My mind automatically thinks well DUH! I coulda told you that. God didn’t design man to marry than divorce and marry again I’m thinking on an emotional level. It hurts the inhabitants of Earth in an emotional way. But than I read further. They were talking about natural resources!
A lot of people like Wikipedia. And why not? It's an easy web site to access navigate, and no matter how strange or obscure something is you can find an article about it.
So why doesn't every person like this web site?
This was the paraphrasing I used to begin this blog originally; changed somewhat slightly, but with the same overall concept.
My answer to this questions was because at Wikipedia, I could write an article on Bio-Engineering and it will be believed; and someone would reference this article for a paper they're writing on Bio-Engineering. Do you think I know anything about Bio-Engineering?
