It's ironic that the question of 'what is relevant?' poses absolutely no relevance to anyone. Questions such as these request personal opinions, rather than actual answers. Different lives hold different experiences, and different experiences yield different opinions to various issues. In other words, what one might consider to be important may have no significance to another. One who has been detrimentally affected by crime will have different opinions to a criminal, especially on the …showed first 75 words of 648 total…

…showed last 75 words of 648 total…does not abstain from its, per say, proceedings - and reproduction is continued - not by matter of man's choice, but by his desire for pleasure. But we are still lacking in the existence of the truth. Since the truth was earlier defined as being the singular answer to the question, 'what is relevant', the truth fulfills all of man's necessity. The truth maintains self-preservation for all mankind; but not only preservation, but pleasures also.