success provides a stepping stone for others to find success that might lead to the exact same outcomes.

2)Yes we need other people for the reasons you give, but also without people, living would be without purpose, like living in a vacuum — no awareness, no feedback and no purposeful growth. And guess what — without other people we couldn’t perpetuate our species to satisfy the needs you mentioned at the outset.

3) I do not know whether the world is changing for the better. We are faster, smarter about our universe, better able to deal with diseases, more comfortable in our habitats, have so many more conveniences and things of these sorts are going to get even better. The problem is, we seem bound to blow the hell out of ourselves just to prove who’s right.

It’s kinda like your first question: define success, e.g. is it things you produce or is success what you are — respected by others, part of a loving family, able to handle change, healthy, unafraid. So if we define “changing for the better” as improving things, I say yes, but if better is improving our relationships, I would have to say sadly, I just don’t know yet.

Nice question!

1) Of course it can, if you earn lots of money because you are successful, you might become a cokehead and end up homeless. Your answer is not even grammatically correct.

2) Usually, because humans are social animals and our existence is dependent upon interaction with others. Your answer, once again, is a bunch of garbled nonsense.

3) No the world is not changing for the better. There may be less pollution now than there was during the industrial revolution, but there is definitely more pollution than there has been during almost any other point in history, and we aren’t doing enough to decrease the amount of pollution we’re producing. You said the earth is easier to transport. I wasn’t aware we had a way to transport the earth somewhere.

2.)Absolutely. I havent met or heard of anybody yet who found themselves without help. Others teach you what you cant teach yourself.

3.) Its hard to tell. In some ways yes, but the most talked about changes are for the worse.