We survive as a human race by asking the right questions. If we don't ask the right questions we all die

To me, this is the whole point of Going to college in the first place: "Learning to ask the right questions".

Because unless you ask the right questions you are going to die very young.

And many people do just that. They die very young.

My son had a friend who died at age 27 who was a very big and tall man but who overdid alcohol smoking and drugs and then he was gone by age 27.

In some ways all humans are like this. If they don't ask the right questions at the right moments they don't stay alive to see even 30 years old. Was this person a bad person? No. He just didn't ask himself the right questions before he died at 27.

When you ask the right questions to stay alive this isn't necessarily fun either. But, unless you ask them young enough you are dead, pure and simple.

For example, I had to ask myself the right questions very young to survive even to 15 years of age.

My experience was: "Life is terrifying but sometimes it is fun or nice too." I had very good parents who didn't torture me psychologically or physically like many people I knew growing up.

I was very lucky to have good parents.

But, everyone who had survived the Great Depression or World war II was kind of PTSD and Crazy from all that and watching so many people they knew die often horribly from either starvation in the Great Depression or they died in World War II (65 to 85 Million deaths).

What is an important question to be asking now? 

"How does the world Survive Trump and Putin and Xi?"

This is a really important question and without a good answer: "NO ONE WILL SURVIVE THEM!"

So, asking the right questions is a matter of life and death for all of us!