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People don't need god and religion to know that loving each other is a good thing.

Aristotle is one philosopher that I think is the epitome of human metal prowess. He knew everything, physics, biology, psychology, politics, economics and many more. It's crazy to think one person could learn so much in his lifetime.

It's because children aren't allowed to explore nature on their own. They become grown-ups who aren't able to comprehend large distances and directions and hence it becomes very difficult to tell which place is which way and how far.

I think religion doesn't fit into modern society. It was a good tool for teaching people to live in a society but it has taken a very negative course and has become a liability for the whole planet.

I think it has diminished in fame because there are other better sports that catch children's attention at an early age. Sports like football, American football, basketball are more famous and hence kids want to go into those. Boxing is still a fairly big sporting industry it's just as not much...

I agree with the majority on this one. You should ask that student to meet and discuss the problem after class hours. This won't just be beneficial for the said student but for the whole class as well. You don't need to spend more time on one student at the expense of everyone else's time.

All those questions are answerable through science, to be honest. The strides that we've made in the past century in terms of technology is astounding. All of human life isn't destined to end at any point of time. The phrase, "everything that has a beginning must have an end" is just not true...

I think the letter X would really struggle in a fight scene running as Xylophone.

Yes. I have always been interested in History since childhood. I often scored the highest in History classes. To know that far significant things have happened in the past and all of today is a result of it, fascinates me to an unimaginable extent. The burning of the Library of Alexandria is...

Yes, internet and modern technology have already replaced books in some parts of the world. However, I don't think teachers will be replaced anytime soon as lessons coming from someone who has already studied it and mastered it is totally different from those which are gotten through books. The...