1. Most adults consider an unborn person, worth saving at all costs. Will future adults
consider saving a fully vested person at cost of an unborn one?
2. Political parties supported by information have been a giant factor in deciding who
leads. Can information systems facilitate the spread of true democracy and make
political parties obsolete?
3. We made Hollywood and the broader media what it is. Powerful media is changing
the way we think about ethics. Can Hollywood and the media remake us?
4. The American Catholic Church, the Islamic Faith and others are fragmenting. From
where will our future leaders draw spiritual nourishment if faith fizzles?
5. The Chinese Party seems to have the potential and the will to rule the world. Will
the Chinese party rule the world or will the Chinese people rule the end of the
Chinese Party?
6. As the cost of the health care system denies health to some individuals, the health
care system, as we know it, may have to be denied in favor health for all individuals.
7. Some nations give royalty a right to exist. Royalty may no longer be a right that the
people want to give. Consider the disarray of British royalty.
8. The development of illegitimate designer drugs has paralleled if not outpaced
legitimate pharmaceuticals. Will the distinction between illegitimate and legitimate
drugs one day become indistinguishable?
9. Love and procreation were once inseparable. Because of reproductive sciences
procreation no longer has to depend on love but governments depend on procreation
for population to fuel the productivity machine. Will will these changes change our
relationships?
10. We once could close our borders and live safely inside. Now our borders are
crossed illegally as well as virtually, also often illegally. Can we exist safely inside
closed borders?