Question of the day: If someone offered you $10 million and told you that if you took the money, a million people would die, would you do it?

Imagine what you could do with $10 million! Sure, a million people would die, but you could help a million other people to live, right? Maybe you could save two million people! Then you'd be making up for the million people who died, right?  

Stop for a moment and ask yourself, "What would I do?" Because this is what big businesses do all the time. They offer to help us, tell us they're contributing to charities, that they're feeding the poor in third-world-countries, and so on,... so the fact that they're killing a few of us by infecting our air, food and water with carcinogens is okay. The fact that they do all sorts of things that harm our society as a whole is okay because the good things they do (so they claim) makes up for that. But is it true? Are they really doing good things to contribute to the world or do they just hire PR (public relations) agents to promote that idea?

Can you go for an entire day without being exposed to mass-produced media? Facebook? Instagram? Television? Radio? The Internet? How about a week? Could you spend an entire week without being influenced by mass-produced information? What would happen if you did? Can you figure things out by yourself? Find your way around life without the GPS of Siri or the "Internet of Things?" Is thinking just a waste of time when you can get a machine to do it for you?

On a healthy note: What are some healthy, natural ways we can defend ourselves against viruses in general, aside from washing our hands and our clothes, and bathing regularly?

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