I would advocate a less sexually segregated society that allows single people to meet a variety of others and interact without being pressurised into one-night-stands and loveless marriages. And they shouldn't be required to pay a middleman to meet each other. Then it would be possible for people find out for themselves what they really want and future generations might experience happiness.

When a central bank (or World Bank) has the power to create a country's money and lend it to that country's circulation, it is mathematically impossible to pay the interest since only the principal was ever created.

Even the principal can't be repaid because much of it has been saved by little people and put into nest-eggs. Bankers don't accept turnips and dancing lessons as payment, only the same cash that they themselves created.

If that country trades at a profit, the next country is obviously going to lose and you create so-called "developing" countries. What's more, it only delays the inevitable for the first country which is never free from debt.

The number of times you have had sex is irrelevant. Please remember that.

From a young age like 14, boys in New Zealand are hit very hard with a hate on the mere suspicion of being a virgin. This hate is so intense that it causes many suicides and has most guys running around desperate enough to almost do murder just to say they've done it. Of course that's not going to be very attractive to girls or make any of these people very good company.

I believe the way to make money is to offer a product or service, to give as well as take. That's why it is good advice to have a trade to fall back on like an electrician or carpenter.

The greatest environmental concern should be to stop the destruction of wild habitats because that is the world itself, not just to count carbon credits but because it would be reprehensible to destroy it.

If you do consider global warming, of course there are many reasons why it's the answer there too. Here's an experiment. Find a place where there is still Rainforest but only few miles away it's been turned to desert, and measure the temperature at both places. Pick any height off the ground, from the forest floor to a reasonable height above the canopy and I bet the difference will be significant, maybe ten degrees?

When and if the leaders of human race learn to wield their responsibilities in a less selfish fashion, I would suggest that large tracts of land, particularly in Africa be protected forests.