I think this is not feasible, the current market makes that the companies can ask for whatever they want, since there are many people applying for the same job. However, I think the idea is a good one. When someone does not get hired, he never gains experience. Therefore companies should be encouraged to also hire people without experience to give them the chance to gain experience.

Yes, I think the government can better hold a grip on the situation when soft drugs are legalized. I feel that the majority of the problems does not come from people smoking a joint every once in a while, but from the secrecy. When the production process is not legal, this draws in people who are willing to break laws and finances them.

You point out globalization and the growing numbers of internationally orientated students you describe. Do you think the international aspect can ever be left out of studies anymore? Would you go so far as to say it has grown from an additional advantage to a necessity?

I think there will be a future for print media, though the role print media will play will become smaller I feel. While digital is very useful, can be cheap and sustainable, something tangible will remain popular to people. Just as movies have to totally replaced theatre, digital media will not totally replace print media.

The safety argument is stronger in my opinion. The optimist in me says that the government should technically be a non-profit organization, therefore the actions they undertake are not meant for their own benefit, but for the benefit of the citizens. I have to state a critical note that the way information is gathered is important to me, openness towards citizens is as important.

Budget fitness centers do not, and cannot, offer the same as general ones. However, certain aspects of a fitness facility are not so much about quality as they are about possibility. With this I mean, certain machines are either there to use or not, also think of opening hours and proximity. However secondary qualities differentiate the budget from the general fitness centers. Budget fitness centers are often more crowded (as they need the additional members to make up for the budget price), machines are not the latest models and trainers might not be always at your disposal. However if you just want to do your round at the gym with your music on, you often don't care about that.

Controversial, but disagree! I also feel that they do not improve to people's natural inventiveness. Smartphones are merely tools to aid us in general. However, certain applications can be used to actively train the brain, but somehow smartphones are usually used for other things such as social interaction.

Even though the absolute best option in my eyes is to prevent the overpopulation of stray dogs by means of what you said previously, education and neutering/spaying, I am pro euthanasia of stray animals. Stray animals can be annoying and scary to people, but they can also carry diseases endangering the beloved pets. Furthermore, keeping the numbers of stray animals low means that good care can be taken of the few that still are wandering the streets.

I have to disagree as well. While e-commerce is functional sometimes, it is less enjoyable to me than shopping in the street. I like to go shopping with sister or friends, enjoying myself outdoors, trying on different clothes and talking all the way. I believe more people still like the entire experience of shopping, personal contact and the ability to try the products hands-on to have the traditional retail become totally extinct.

No, not per se. Maybe they are a little short to get an entire message across, but they can work perfectly as teaser ads. If they are funny, or interesting and making you eager to see the full message, they can be very functional.