what would you do as a citizen to help uplift the society?

Question

we have this project in economics called "dream paper".. we have to do something in a span of 30 days which we think can help the society..

Answer 1

My first advice would be to volunteer within your community. Some people need to be directed towards learning a trade or skill that will help them for a lifetime. Some people need simple food and shelter. Others need counseling to help them with their pshychological troubles.

All of these services help uplift society.

Answer 2

I have an Idea you might like. Know those 100$ computers they are trying to sell.and get into the hands of kids in third world countries. get hold of them find out where they need them most.
maybe they could give you a specific school. in Africa or something maybe try Iraq.For all the talk about computers in this country it's still 1 to a 100 last i heard. SO here is the plan setup the other school as your sister school (like sister city's) Then figure out the right grade level. at your school. Then have a fund drive of some sort.For every 200$ raised a kid at your school and a kid at sister school each get a computer. They could even do moderan day pen pal thing between schools but emails etc.

Answer 3

What would George Warshington do?... "A free people ought not only to be armed and disciplined, but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of independence from any who might attempt to abuse them, which would include their own government.”
I think he'd buy a gun or two, give one to his neighbor and keep one so they could protect each other. Then he'd ask his other neighbor to do the same with HIS neighbor, and so on and so forthe.

Then he'd go around and buy things to barter with for when the dollar crashed because it's now a fiat currency doomed to fail.

Then he'd run around cussing and praying in public and screaming 'fire' and in general exercising his freedom of speech, and helping people.


(And please keep us informed as to how your paper goes.)