We often hear about billions and trillions without really thinking about what they mean in everyday life. The question is whether all this wealth and economic activity actually improves people's lives.

Agree that being active and engaging with others is probably one of the most important things we can do here.

Interesting to discover where our inspiration comes from. It goes back to something we enjoyed as children.

Happy in their own little world.

It is always interesting to go back to a game you haven't played for years, particularly when you try something completely different this time ;)

Generally the hardest person to change is ourselves. We can understand what needs to change, but old thoughts and habits can keep pulling us back to the person we were :)

I think rewards are one of the main things that attract people here, and when the price stays low for a long time, it becomes harder to attract new users or bring old ones back.

Having a National Trust membership must be a great way to discover places like this without having to pay for entry each time ;)

I think autonomous taxis could change urban transportation quite significantly, particularly if they can really bring the cost of rides down.

Sometimes we focus so much on what is going wrong that we forget to appreciate what is going right.

Fighting against oppression doesn't give us the right to become oppressive ourselves.

Doing things together must be much more effective than simply telling children what they should do ;)

I think what we focus on every day can have a big influence on how we see life.

I also think travelling in different countries makes it much easier to see that people have far more in common than we usually think.

I think the biggest challenge with an old house is that there will always be something waiting to be fixed. It may be trouble at first; but later, learning new skills and seeing the results of your own

Franklin warned us back in 1787, but here we are.

I think bringing more users and real activity to Hive would make a much bigger difference in the long run.

I think having less of a strict program can actually make such events more enjoyable, as people have more time to talk and spend time together. This would take a lot of stress off the bride and groom ;)

I think the process of working on something can sometimes be more satisfying than the finished result, particularly when you can see the progress every day.

We shouldn't leave the responsibility of defending their freedoms entirely to others.