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I would go wild in any well stocked electronics store but a supercar showroom would be a bigger dent-maker.

It would be a difficult choice between my two favorite scientists Albert Einstein and Leornardo Da Vinci. Mr. Einstein would eventually win but it would take a very long lunch just to be able to get him to explain his process of ‘thought experiments’.

I recently came across a copy of all three stanzas of our national anthem. I was shocked to realize that I only knew the words to the first stanza and could barely remember the other two. When I was in school we used to sing the complete anthem in two different languages.

When I was younger my undying need was to sky dive. I even attempted as a kid to jump off a tree using an improvised parachute and the results were disastrous to say the least.

The main things I would want to change are poverty with its underlying effects like hunger, and world conflicts like the ongoing civil war in Syria. Basic needs like food, shelter and education is of paramount importance with peace and mediation in the world being icing on the cake.

I have been watching friends and relatives grow old and all they complain about is old age afflictions. If current trends in technology are anything to go by, I would invest in medical technologies like the ones that aim to cure Alzheimer’s disease or replace worn out body parts.

As a child I seemed to remember all my dreams in the morning. Now, many years later I have a recollection of having had a number of dreams, but cannot recall what they were about. Is this a symptom of one’s brain aging or should I resist the urge for my daily nightcup?

I live in Africa so I guess I should be really scared of a contagious hemorrhagic fever outbreak in my continent. But everyday I get this feeling that the whole world needs to seat up and worry about the trend of this plague. Its death rate is 90%, so if you do the math things are not looking...

As one who is supposed to uphold society's rules, how does a cop live with his own weaknesses?

Is morality doing something for your own preservation or for the society? Is it a set of rules governed by only one set of people, or something every individual can have a say about?

It is not a must for one to go to college to make it in life because a good number of guys I personally know have made it very well.

Many of the police that I have ever come across retire poor. The main reason for this is still a mystery to me.

I was once arrested illegally by the police and before getting me to the police station,They had already asked me for bribes of which I did not give out.

The Internet. I would go nuts without the ability to get any information I wanted, right away.

I couldn't live without sight. It would be much easier and less painful to learn sign language, than negotiating a busy street without being able to see.

I really could not stand C.R.E. (Christian Religious Education), because I was brought up in a family that was science-oriented. It was a compulsory subject that I found totally boring and irrelevant.

I would love to meet Albert Einstein, Issac Newton and Helen Keller.

Mercifully the video does not show the gory part but seeing that small girl trying to handle that gun, makes me ask who would take their daughter to the range to shoot an Uzi? It just sounds extremely foolhardy to do so. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cfMzK7QwfrU

I love Facebook and can't go a day without logging into my account. It even causes friction between me and my wife because she feels I spend too much time on FB. Sometimes I too feel that it is getting to be an addiction and may need taking control of. Other than email, nothing keeps me...

Recently I had to travel to a remote area of Norther Kenya (beautiful scenery), and on reaching there discovered that there was no form of communication except long-range radio. This meant no Internet too. It was one of the longest weekends of my life without email, Facebook, Youtube or online...