The Davos Question: Science and Technology Research

http://razela.blogspot.com to see more of my videos. Also, if you have a more thought out response, I'd rather you put it there since this is just getting way to many comments.

This is my response to the question: "What one thing do you think that countries, companies or individuals must do to make the world a better place in 2008?"

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You have to click the "Vote" tab then do a search (I would try searching "science" or "razela" to find mine).

The top videos will be shown to some of the world's most highly influential people at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland.

So, if you like what I have to say, please vote for it and maybe it will make an impact on some of the leaders at the forum.

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Seriously, watch some of the other videos. There are some VERY good ones mixed in there.

Jamie Bernstein
Tucson, AZ

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[khalucifer]

You're very practical concerning the relevance and application of science and technology in sustaining our standard of living, and whatnot. How does a person like you jump so quickly to "Ron Paul's proposed doing away with the Education Department is a good idea?"???

Anyway, I just discovered your video blog thing technological future gadget thing here...so I may be behind on whatever you're talking about.

Send me some sort of update when you can.

Username: Khalucifer

[Razela]

I never said Ron Paul's idea of closing most government agencies was a smart idea. Actually, I was posing a question to him on how it would even be possible to implement. Not only is it a bad idea, but it just couldn't happen. I'm all for downsizing gov't, but Dr. Paul takes it to an extreme that is completely impractical and impossible.

[dbviewer5]

I'm afraid your ideas won't work. They are based on logic, common sense, and proven techniques; like using science to solve problems. The doomsayers just want to hear empty platitudes like; "vote for change", or, "no blood for oil", or, "man-made global warming". Forget about the sun, it has nothing to do with the temperature of the earth.

[Razela]

Wonderful comment, thank you!

[Panzeux]

Nice tits!

[dalomas2008]

famine is caused by climate change, because of (zone layer cfc's) pollution/industry/cars

how dose computers help poor homeless hungry people. why do they need "stuff"

I assure you, they need some consideration, respect i.e dominating countries that hog the worlds resources should either distribute it evenly or stop polluting our planet into a chaotic dooms day.

IGNORANCE is their destroyer. No technology that can fix that.

I'd would only expect a video like this from an American.

[cyphi1]

Poor countries don't need genetically modified food. That $#!+ is gonna destroy all the crops in the world. Monsanto sucks.

[BlankBrain]

The rapid rise in human population, and hence global problems, is largely due to research and technology. Research and technology brought us a glut of cheap energy and food in the form of petroleum products. We need to apply research and technology to return and maintain the human population at or below what it was in 1880.

[endauthority]

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[skeezitzz]

lol butt chin