SURVEY: How is the world and how it will be?
Gersten
I'm doing a survey to a college research. Would you mind answering this
questions and post it back to me?
TKS
daniel
gerst...@yahoo.com.br
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> What's your name? (1st and last, please)
> How old are you?
> Which city do you live in?
> Do you study, work or both?
> What do you want to do in the future? Which are your plans for your life?
> What do you think about family?
> What do you think is the world's largest problem?
> How do you think it can change?
> What would YOU DO to change the world?
> How do you think the world will be in the future?
> What do you think young people represent to society's formation?
> Do you think young people try to change their ideas in reality?
> What is your role on this change?
Washout
Gersten wrote:
> What's your name? Eric Wendt
> How old are you? 18
> Which city do you live in? Snellville
> Do you study, work or both? None (will starting school this October)
> What do you want to do in the future? Which are your plans for your life? Mostly anything that deals with computers or some form of technology (in general, anything that pays very well); to try to make a successful living for myself
> What do you think about family? Most important thing you have, but as I get older, I most likely won't have one of my own
> What do you think is the world's largest problem? Politics (it's all in there) :-P
> How do you think it can change? Oy, I am really not too sure. Maybe everyone would cease all their damn whining and theories of who did what and what was he/she doing when he/she was with him/her; Oh yeah, and Bush needs to read a couple of children's books to get started
> What would YOU DO to change the world? I am pretty insignificant to make a large change...
> How do you think the world will be in the future? A lot more sophisticated and easier due to technology and the collaboration of man and technology and we will find cures to cancer, AIDS, and life will get better (if we can keep our trigger fingers off the button)
> What do you think young people represent to society's formation? We are the foundations of society. We control what people eat, read, watch, listen to, use, etc. Young people, directly or indirectly, have an amazing amount of potential and importance. We are what make musicians make their 7 figures, we advertise clothing and products for free (something I don't do however), we have ideas that can improve/change society and culture. We are basically running the world.
> Do you think young people try to change their ideas in reality? If they are willing enough, of course. It just takes that ambitious drive to get the idea off the ground. If it is successful or proves to be unique or quite a remarkable change in commerce or innovations, you'll be rolling in green filth :-P
> What is your role on this change? I am more of an idea person. I have tons of unique and clever ideas, I just don't find the motivation or drive to really get it out there or establish it. However, if I come along something revolutionary or very interesting to say the least, then I'd consult with a person I trust and see their views on it and if they agree it is worth taking the risk for, then I might pursue it.
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