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Essay (857) from Philippines - Author's age: 21 years old

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Today is a time when the destiny of the human civilization is being determined. There have been enough finger-pointing on why the world is now facing a crisis. The important question is, where do we go from here? Certainly, the answers include the political will of governments to responsibly regulate businesses and establish policies to safeguard the affordability of basic commodities like food and fuel. It also includes cooperation among governments. The values of sustainable development are best appreciated at these crucial times, more than ever. Finally, every individual must do his share to improve his own well-being.

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Comment by Benoit on Monday 09 March 2009 at 20:55
Hi there :) I share your view that we are in a crucial phase of history. I also agree with what you say *should* be done.

However, as the situation will worsen, I am afraid and convinced that people will only try to focus more on themselves and their close ones rather than attempt to address the "big picture".

Thus, I doubt that call to responsibility can contribute to significant improvement within our lifetime.

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