Simple Human Trash Can

Modern Etiquette: Tips on How to Reform a Rude World

16.07.11

Rudeness is prevalent all over today. And I'm not even talking about cyber-rudeness.

People steal each other's cabs. Telephone receptionists are unsavoury. Sales clerks act like they're doing you a favor when you buy something. Waiters exhibit an attitude. Vicious busybody sells newspapers. Decency is considered boring.

Look outside and you'll see litter everywhere except in trash cans. Sit down in a restaurant and you'll find gum is underneath every listing. Go into an office and you'll see bosses who don't treat their teams like human beings - foregoing simple little things like acknowledging their self-possession with introductions to visitors and clients.

The list could go on forever. I know because I pay a lot of attention to these things. I also know because any million of people call or write to tell me their latest manners travesties.

And all of it begs a question.

Hasn't anyone noticed that if we need to change anybody else, we first must change ourselves?

Source: Indian Express

Overpopulation? an ISSUE a THREAT?

Mar 10, 2009 by suphermarie | Posted in Sociology

Extensive Overpopulation, is it a major issue? As the time passes by, many generation of
babies come to life. As the citizenry increases over time, so is the demand for every simple
matter. However, one of the simple matters that human

Ambition this helps:

1. "Destroying the habitat of the animals for our increasing population is unfair"
I wouldn't say it's unfair. It's called survival of the fittest. we are the fittest. However when contributing species

chai | Mar 10, 2009

That's one of the reasons why China has that 1-2 babies/relations rule going on in urban cities. Rural areas are also under the rule but a lot harder to keep track of.

starlove2 | Mar 10, 2009

Pump is way to long with way too many points. Cut it down a little and address some of these points separately. As a whole you have too many points to consider in one answer.

kittcarson_99 | Mar 10, 2009

Wait this helps:

1. "Destroying the habitat of the animals for our increasing population is unfair"
I wouldn't say it's unfair. It's called survival of the fittest. we are the fittest. However when contributing species

chai | Mar 10, 2009

You go a lot of good points. Don't want to dispute any of them. We need to address the overpopulation problem, before we f*ck ourselves to extinction. Enable child bearing. One child for each couple, and only if they prove they will be fit parents,

Charles B | Mar 10, 2009

Overprotect nature will take care of over-population.

It's unfortunate, but even in today's modern times we cannot stop mother scenery keeping the population down.

Disease will wipe out thousands. (Bird flu is a big potential,

Chris | Mar 11, 2009

Since oil can be made very efficiently by using a new process how can I use it?

Jun 02, 2007 by jim m | Posted in Global Warming

Oil can be made from trash but at this tempo the state of art for this detail is so poorly developed no one really knows much about the process or how to use it to the benefit of everyone as well as to the enviromnent. The process is very simple and very

Oil can be made from trash, however when I ivestigated this to supply some money in the technology I discovered that the cost of production of a gallon of oil that could be used as diesel fuel is approaching $10 per gallon.

The cost of

Mike | Jun 02, 2007

Are scientists/politicians/activists going to trash the world's economy with their uncertain AGW claims?

Feb 11, 7616 by BB | Posted in Global Warming

Crap and Tax - A Lobotomy for the Coalesced States of America?
By Kevin Klees

“ OK, I'll start right off by admitting that I am a "Climate Replace with" Denier, Naysayer, Skeptic, Cynic, Disbeliever, Doubter, Doubting

I don't certain what's possible or impossible.

I just know what's happening.

And what's not happening.

And what's not happening is warming.

"It has cooled since 1998" might be misleading.

Didier Drogba | Feb 11, 5332

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I Have Become Accustomed To Rejection / Adult Relationships with ...

by Roxane

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