People seem to devote more and more time to their pets, which is really nice.

This is really interesting because I've actually seen a lot of my friends get addicted to vaping.

It's interesting how the economy is affected through the influences of the people in politics, or vise versa.

it's interesting on where the remains are and how they made their journey.

It's really hard to keep politics out of things sometimes especially if there's times no matter what you do it's a losing choice.

People don't always realize that creativity helps build problem solving skills. Not the kind you do one tests where you have to get to one right answer, but the kind of intelligence that actually builds creative ability to see problems differently.

I think this is a really key point in why a lot of people don't take it as seriously as some. A lot of people don't see how it effects them long term and/or don't care about how it'll effect the next 100 years.

I think people underestimate how intricate children's brains are even thought they're not fully developed. Especially regarding media and internet access, the more children mature, the more psychological effects can come with that.

I think you're topic is really interesting. But I also like the different points you're going to make about which factors they can or cannot control. A lot of times it seems like people just think they did something to themselves to get the heart attack.

I think a lot of times people underestimate the power of the natural chemical reactions that happen in the brain. It's interesting how strong and influential hormones or neurotransmitters can be.

There are some sayings that are actually true, and this is definitely one of them. I think it's important for people to have relationships with other people in some way, shape, or form. Add I also think what works best for each person varies.

It's interesting how China and the U.S. are very important to each other in trade but never seem to be able to be on fully good terms. There's always something new to fret about.

That's a really interesting story. I think your 'reward' was fulfilling curiosity. When pertaining to old habits die hard, I think it mostly depends on the habit, and the amount of thought put into executing the change, like you did with the stairs.

It's interesting how easy it is for people to be hacked. Identity theft is really prominent with online shopping, banking, and other things, like you said, that give out social security numbers and credit card numbers.

This is really interesting because I never thought about it this way before. Car trends definitely change a lot though, and it's interesting to see how car companies respond to each generation.

There's certain animals I forget about, and I haven't thought about manatees in a long time. I didn't realize they were having environmental issues, especially these ones.