The problem is that the public schools face almost no competition. Numerous studies will affirm the quality of a top-notch private school education, yet they don't really compete with the public system because they tend to be a bit cost prohibitive. If more people had access to the better education that private schools offer, then the public schools would be forced to reform to keep up. That magic well of tax money would dry up a little bit, and the corrupt administrators and lazy teachers would be forced to either shape up or get the heck out of Dodge. At this point, I'd try just about anything.
Science has the wonderful ability of creating medicines that better people's living conditions.
I always look with awe and appreciation on those men and women who have the ability to relieve pain and heal disease. This question arose in my philosophy seminar and led me to wonder about the topic. Opinions differed as students debated the values of personality and happiness, and what conditions allow a person's true character to shine. I have always been under the impression that the drug was great in its ability to better people's lives by taking away depression and anxiety. My curiosity during class was piqued at the use of Ernest Hemingway as a case study.