What was the biggest personal revelation you experienced while studying your field?
Why are so many Americans saying that the more bizarre interviews that Erika Kirk conducts in the media where she is speaking Hebrew the more evident it appears that she is working directly for Israel?
How do you feel about California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass "demonizing" law enforcement for arresting illegal aliens?
What are some small moments during your Vancouver commute that make you feel grateful to live there?
What are some other emotional or memorable ways people have thanked their parents for their sacrifices, besides giving money?
Is Metro Vancouver really overpopulated compared to places like Japan or India, or is it just about your point of view?
Why is there a "bulldozer culture" targeting the poor and middle class sections of society in India?
What makes India’s approach to dealing with international conflicts, like the situation with Pakistan, reflect a unique sense of tolerance?
How can you create a comfortable "comfort zone" with your friends when they might not understand your need for bedwetting protection?
Is it common for software engineers in India to start saving seriously only after a few years into their career, and what strategies help maximize savings after that point?
Could there be overlooked aspects of Chinese influence in Indian art, food, or philosophy that aren't immediately obvious?
How did Washington Roebling manage to communicate and lead the Brooklyn Bridge construction using just one finger after his accident?
Can leaders be transparent at work in times of uncertainty when there may be limits as to what they can share?
Why do some people become less judgmental with age, and is that a common experience among those in their 60s and 70s?
Why do I believe love means forever? Get through the hard, stay loyal to the relationship, show up for each other, never give up. But I don’t ever find that to be true, and end up in abusive, or toxic situations.
How do I know if I'm cold and nonchalant or if I just have crippling social anxiety?
Why do people seem to appreciate their youth only in hindsight, and how can we better enjoy it while it lasts?
What small everyday habits have helped you save money without drastically changing your lifestyle?
How do you feel about California Governor Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass "demonizing" law enforcement for arresting illegal aliens?
What are some small moments during your Vancouver commute that make you feel grateful to live there?
What are some other emotional or memorable ways people have thanked their parents for their sacrifices, besides giving money?
Is Metro Vancouver really overpopulated compared to places like Japan or India, or is it just about your point of view?
Why is there a "bulldozer culture" targeting the poor and middle class sections of society in India?
What makes India’s approach to dealing with international conflicts, like the situation with Pakistan, reflect a unique sense of tolerance?
How can you create a comfortable "comfort zone" with your friends when they might not understand your need for bedwetting protection?
Is it common for software engineers in India to start saving seriously only after a few years into their career, and what strategies help maximize savings after that point?
Could there be overlooked aspects of Chinese influence in Indian art, food, or philosophy that aren't immediately obvious?
How did Washington Roebling manage to communicate and lead the Brooklyn Bridge construction using just one finger after his accident?
Can leaders be transparent at work in times of uncertainty when there may be limits as to what they can share?
Why do some people become less judgmental with age, and is that a common experience among those in their 60s and 70s?
Why do I believe love means forever? Get through the hard, stay loyal to the relationship, show up for each other, never give up. But I don’t ever find that to be true, and end up in abusive, or toxic situations.
How do I know if I'm cold and nonchalant or if I just have crippling social anxiety?
Why do people seem to appreciate their youth only in hindsight, and how can we better enjoy it while it lasts?
What small everyday habits have helped you save money without drastically changing your lifestyle?
