I still think it would be impossible to totally eradicate the banning of traditional cars even in 2050 as it is still the main point of commerce of most part of Britain. I'm sure most fortune 500 automotive company will try to hinder this kind of law as they are still relevant in country's profit and they are developing new model of combustible cars.I believe a much cooperation with fuel powered automotive is the key and let them consider developing electric car should be an agenda first, before banning fuel cars.
In terms of health and economy, Canada can now be the key to other country that will revolutionize how people will look up and perceive to the benefits of Cannabis to health and to society while reaping profits from it. Such a great day for Canada.
I agree with this. But on the contrary, nations like Saudi could also go with the trend and opt in to using renewable energy such as solar as same goes to Russia. One must adapt to changes in order to allow balance. But yes, as we know, it will come with risk, much as been said, fossil fuel is also one of the things that deteriorate our environment and leave a mark. They either can have less the usage of fossil fuel or reserve it as for larger market such as aviation fuels or with in a large scale of industries and reduce as day to day usage basis.
We are thought that education will make our life easier. It will give you edge to other people in terms of employment, social status and even about getting relevant to most of the society. Which is true. But the mind set it implies to us is we get education to survive making us to forget how to life should be lived. People with degrees often get lost it is because people have mind set that you need that to be competent on the world with "set standards" rather than taking education to pursue your dream or what someone really like.
In this regard I agree, because of the way media approaches people specially teenagers, media approaches the way how things are needed rather than how can it be utilized. That's why it's building gaps getting them more insecure about what is happening around.
I agree, he doesn't have to be jailed or something, it might have an effect on him and even to his life. He'll be consider convicted/felon rather than a violator. Fine would be enough but having him locked up even 3 weeks in prison will have an impact on his life. Much has been said, we don't even know if that man is aware of such crime just like that, maybe he just want to share it to others that haven't seen it with a good intention.
Children always depends learning on what they see. They have little known of recognition on how they will interpret it as whether it's a good thing or a bad thing. If children saw something funny and people often try to just laugh it off, they will saw it as a good thing, even though it has a visible thing of hurting someone. You can't control on what they see on youtube. Of course, it all depends on the parent or responsible adult to control and limit on what they saw. There are still good and learning videos on youtube that children must see. Have them limit watching youtube and as much as possible refrain on teaching them on how to navigate on youtube. Always make sure that the autoplay is off so that videos would point to other topic.
