Curiosity

Curious am I of a multitude of topics:

1. Stars and space: how are new stars born, and whether humans would finally find another planet once Earth becomes too contaminated to live in;
2. Human brains: how do male and female think differently (and connect with each other); and can arguments be diffused before it happens
3. Botany and how plants of Malaysia can be used for medicine without causing major impact on the forest and the people who live there
4. Career Prospect and Career Planning: How early should we put a plan in place? (Is school the right place to start)
5. Why/ How are young people getting declared bankrupt in large numbers? Should we not include financial management courses in schools (primary and secondary)?
6. Will AI eventually replace humans? Will humans become extinct? When we do (due to youths not marrying and having children), will robots be able to run the world? (They may just be!)
7. How do technologies help humans (How do we value-add to their existing utilisation)? Will there be an instance when technology becomes much2 better than us. How do we redesign the approach?
8. The psychology of "workplaces". Universities are actually teaching institutions that train people to work for factories. Can universities (or learning institutions) allow a student to pick and choose their subjects (or what they want to learn) until he/she finds what he/ she is good at? and/ or can workplaces change to let the workers evolve? A self-employed model: would that work?

I get curioser and curioser. However at this moment I am a bit lazy to do anything about these. If I have longer breath in my body I would very much like to explore these after retirement. Perhaps do a series of videos that cover various aspects [but what is my USP though?]

So many questions, so little time!