Five different thoughts

Five different questions 04.11.013

1.    Some people believe that luck does not have much to do with success; rather success is all about hard work and attitude.

·         How important is luck when it comes to success?

·         Do you think hard work and attitude can do the job? 

2.    Some social philosophers are against the idea of helping the poor with money and material. They believe that, instead of giving them fish as and when they need it, it is worthwhile making them learn how to do fishing according to their needs.

·         What is the apprehension behind the social philosophers’ approach to the poor?

·         How good is it to follow their idea on “fish and fishing’?

Ajaypeesdoc. 3.11.13. It is all to make you learn how to write right English responding to a question, a different question to be precise; that is what you are expected to do at exams. Love to like questions: they come begging for good answers. They come challenging your English. Take them head on..for good obviously. jaypee

3.    All the higher education disciplines -- no matter what one learns and how he or she learns it and where one learns it from—must carry a few compulsory papers and exams on the environment and ecology they are going to be part of post studies.

·         Do you agree or disagree with this heightened emphasis on environment in higher studies?

4.    Unless man starts to mend his ways on how he looks at his surroundings in an involved manner, the world will be a hostile environment for all the flora and fauna much sooner than later.

·         Discuss.

5.    Today’s nuclear family order is keeping people at a greater advantage in terms of what they call independence. But, some say people enjoy it at the cost of great many other beautiful things their life would otherwise offer them and their immediate dependents.

·         Do you think people would live much better than they do, if their family orders were different; say not nuclear?