Monthly Archives: August 2012

Question of The Day for August 30, 2012 ~ Genius How does the quality of genius manifest; particularly in very young people? The answer would apply equally to exceptional ability. It seems to me that most of us have the … Continue reading →

Question of The Day for August 29, 2012 ~ Do What You Will Do what you will; but not because you must. What is the Meaning of this Statement, in Your Opinion? Explain Why… It seems to me that this … Continue reading →

Question of The Day for August 28, 2012 ~ Best Possible News If you were to receive “Best possible News” by telephone, mail or email, What would this “Good News” be? This one has taken more contemplation than usual to … Continue reading →

Question of The Day for August 27, 2012 ~ How Your Clothing Tells Others About You What do you think your clothing tells others about you? I put on whatever is at the top of my clothes pile. Just how … Continue reading →

Question of The Day for August 26, 2012 ~ High in Protein Foods What are your favorite High in Protein Foods? Need to define high protein. Is it protein per Kg weight of food, or protein per calories of energy … Continue reading →

Question of The Day for August 25, 2012 ~ Relationship To Breathing Talk about your own life and body in relationship to breathing. (To whatever extent you feel comfortable sharing about it.) I’m rather fond of breathing, would like to … Continue reading →

Question of The Day for August 24, 2012 ~ tax carbon emissions Australia is about to introduce a tax on carbon emissions. So far the USA has resisted the idea. Do you have a position on the concept of a … Continue reading →

Question of The Day for August 23, 2012 ~ Ancient Greek Philosophers Do you believe, as the ancient Greek philosophers believed, that “Reality is intelligible”? Are we are to discern the “order” at the core of our universe? It seems … Continue reading →

Question of The Day for August 22, 2012 ~ Stockpiling Sometimes, it happens that events create, or are likely to create, shortages in commodities which are, or are perceived to be, important to people e.g. petrol food and water. In … Continue reading →