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I do believe the world is overpopulated because one of the fundamental reasons for war is that there is a lack of resources to be distributed evenly amongst all nations and all people. It is this need for food, oil, and so on and so forth which drives people to rebel against others. If we were all given what we need contently then there would be no issues.

Yes, i do believe there are cures to many diseases that we as the general public do not recieve. I think there is so much more money involved that if they presented the cure for cancer, for example -- so many people would be out of work...pharmaceutical places, doctors, hospitals etc. I find it IMPOSSIBLE to believe that there isnt a cure for most, if not all of cancers today. Hey, if we can put a man on the moon -- are you seriously expecting me to believe that we can not stop our own bodies from overproducing cells and causing cancer??? Not very likely is all i can say...

Which opiates, if any, make you feel depressed or otherwise bad?

I have found that tramadol and hydrocodone make me feel depressed or dysphoric. The other 5 I have taken or had administered to me (codeine, propoxyphene, oxyxodone, morphine and fentanyl) did not do this however.

There are billion and billions of dollars being spent to combat these invasive, destructive species. While the limelight is often held by 'exotic pets' turned out after owners are unable or unwilling to care for them, there are less glamorous species wreaking havoc on budgets, health, and ecosystems. Burmese pythons and Nile monitors in Florida. Asian carp in Chicago and the Mississippi. Wild Boar/Feral Pig or Razorbacks in Texas. Can't send ol' Yeller after these critters, cuz he's just as likely to come up against fire ants and killer bees on the hunt!

How do we stop them? Where do you draw the line? Do we find a way to kill them all? Fine pet owners who can't prove what happened to their python or piranha? Enact blanket restrictions on the private ownership of such creatures?