How do atheists derive meaning and purpose from their existence?
Q. How do you find meaning in your life, knowing that no matter what you do, there will eventually come a day when you'll stop being able to enjoy the fruits of your labor?
Asked by AxiomOfChoice - Sat Dec 13 11:14:54 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments

A. Most people who are religion-driven cannot see the answer. Like the child of any parent, they want someone else to make the decisions for them and believe they are taken care of, eternally. The sun shines on everyone, on this culture and on others, believers and non-believers, humans and poisonous spiders. Once you can see this and the meaning of every living thing around you, you begin to get a sense of what meaning 'everyone else' is abiding by. If you refuse to see this, you will never understand. T
Answered by Toonces - Sat Dec 13 13:26:57 2008

How did the nature and meaning of war change for Americans over the course of the 20th Century?
Q. How did the nature and meaning of war change for Americans over the course of the 20th Century? Be sure to consider the course of diplomacy, the larger social and economic climate, and particular ideological turning points.
Asked by Trooper K - Mon Dec 8 22:17:35 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. This reeks of homework. The biggest change for most Americans is exposure to the events taking place within the warzone and to the decisions being made by our leaders. WWI and WWII were just as bloody, if not more so than Vietnam and the current war. The media exposure began during the Korean war, became much more prevalent during Vietnam and is now inundating our airwaves. When we as a nation were blissfully ignorant of what was going on overseas, we were supportive of the troops and the leadership they served under. Now we are being fed a constant stream of negative images which makes it difficult to support the people who know the real reasons for being involved in the first place.
Answered by dbackbarb - Mon Dec 8 22:54:06 2008

How to find the representations (the meaning) of each airline with their uniformed airhostess ?
Q. Each airline of a country has their own airhostess, they wear different uniforms, have different manner, attituds that have some special meaning to show what the airline want to say, whant them to represent to people and to the world. I've some pictures of the airhostesses in differetn countries, such as America, Arab, Russia, Korea, Japan, United Arab Emirates, Singapore, Thai, Malaysia and China. They all wear different uniforms, different hair styles or different body languages to show their either warmess or openness. But I have to know the details, what the airline company realy want to say by their airhostess' uniform or other characterisics? Thank you
Asked by jenny r - Tue May 30 00:19:25 2006 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. I think there is some institution which trains them.if u want more info go to ...
Answered by Ricky - Tue May 30 00:24:20 2006