#22 Emotional Intelligence Results

My computer would not let me finish this test, but I predicted that I would get around at 60.

#21 Emotional Intelligence

Now that I know what emotional intelligence is and how it works, I think that it is very important. This is because you could be the smartest man in the world but your talents cant be put to work if you don't know how to socialize with anyone.

#20 Technology and Personal Lives

I think technology is going to have a major impact on society, as it has already began to change the norms of society. It will change the travel industry, taxi services, and daily jobs such as grocers, waiters, hairdressers, etc. I think overall it will be a very negative impact as our society is already very lazy and will only continue to get worse as technology betters itself.

#19 Real Demand, Virtual Solutions

Technology has changed the taxi, travel, lodging, banking, and manufacturing industries, Within the travel industry it has allowed consumers to bypass travel agents, the industry's gatekeepers. I personally do not think that Uber is a good idea as it has too many flaws. For example, if you use Uber and put your location in, you never know who you are about to get in the car with and vice versa, if you are the driver you're safety is never protected.

#18 Canada's Best Jobs 2015

None of these jobs appeal to me because I am not into those kind of things. I want to travel the world and be outside all the time, so being a doctor is not my forte.

#17 The Keystone Pipeline

1. The keystone Pipeline is an oil pipeline system in Canada and the United States, commissioned since 2010. It runs from the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin in Alberta to refineries in Illinois and Texas, and also to oil tank farms and oil pipeline distribution center in Cushing, Oklahoma.

2. What development of the oil sands means for global warming. Extracting bitumen—a low-grade type of petroleum -- from the region is more akin to mining than conventional oil drilling, and the process of extracting crude or bitumen from oil sands emits roughly 15 percent more greenhouse gas emissions than the production of the average barrel of crude oil used in the United States.

3. I do not think it should be built if there is too many reasons that it will be another factor in global warming. The society today does not do anything to prevent it, so why add another factor causing it?