We Need To Ask The Moral Questions:

Unceasing Change Turns The Wheel Of Life, And So Reality Is Shown In All It's Many Forms. Dwell Peacefully As Change Itself Liberates All Suffering Sentient Beings And Brings Them Great Joy.

Economic Growth Without Investment In Human Development Is Unsustainable - And Unethical.

I Think East Asian Countries, I Think They're Very Fortunate To Have Buddhism Survive As A Strong Influence Because Right From The Time When Buddha Himself, 2,500 Years Ago, Made The Point About The Importance Of Education, And The Word "buddha" Also Means Enlighten[ed] Or Educated. So All The Buddhist Countries, Not Only Japan And Korea And China And Hong Kong And Thailand But Also Even Burma And Sri Lanka, Had A Higher Level Of Education.

It Seems To Me To Be Kind Of Inescapable That One Has To Be Interested In The Issue Of Gender And Gender Equality. I Don’t Really Expect Any Credit For Going In That Direction. It’s The Only Natural Direction To Go In. Why Is It That Some People Don’t See That As So Patently Obvious As It Should Be?

China Had Managed To Reduce Their Fertility To A Large Extent Because Of Basic Expansion Of Women's Education, Not Because Of The One-child Family.