Now that we are sufficiently technologically advanced we need to build a super computer that will give us the answer to "Life, the universe and everything".

Maybe Mike Helland can do the coding. <bg>

>>I agree that religion is the root cause of most of the problems in the world today, but if it were removed mankind would just find another reason to create an us and them situation. i.e. the line would be drawn between how many cows you own, as is the case in some areas of africa at present.
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>>Lifes like that.
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>Possibly, or maybe the problem would become small enough that the remaining cases could be solved with the help of whichever human resources would now be freed.
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>I somehow see the situation with most of the problems uprooted easier to deal with, than the one where we give up in advance because another problem would rise instead.
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>Besides, I've lived this. Still do. If it were for religion, my kids would never come to be. My wife would have been a Catholic and I would have been an Orthodox and that line can sometimes cut deeper than between any other two Christian religions. And, oh, we're also not from the same culture - that'd be an obstacle too.
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>Good that in those damn communist times nobody gave a chicken's stool about either religion or nation.