What Art Form has More Lasting Impact On Our Culture?

Literature or Film?

Music or Architecture?

Graffiti  or Photography?

What Has a More Profound Impact on Your Consciousness?

Drama or Comedy?

Stillness or Movement?

Relaxation or Adrenaline?

Fact or Fiction?

Is Understanding/Studying History Important?

For Citizens?

For Consumers?

For Activists?

For Politicians?

Are We More Connected to Brands than to Real Ideas?

Are cliches a viable political message?

Is a political message just a branding exercise or is there a deeper meaning to sloganeering?

Do words matter?

Is Sovereignty Possible in an Interdependent World?

Can the U.S. solve its economic, health and climate issues unilaterally?

Why don't Candidates mention Global Interdependence?

Can An American Candidate get elected by having an open and honest discussion of the real issues?

Is War Part of the Human Condition?

For the last 5000 years, has there ever been a time on earth without war?

What drives humans to fight so consistently?

Is it to:

Defend their lives?

Defend their property?

Spread their religion and culture?

Expand their economic influence?

Service the ego of their leadership?

Should the United Nations be Abolished?

If so, should it be replaced with an international organization focused on social, medical, educational needs?

If not, should it build the world's most powerful armed force?

Is false hope more dangerous than real hope?