Well said.

Very well put. Now, how do we do that?

The Davos Question, and information about it, can be seen here.

The general gist of it: If you had an idea on how to make the world a better place, and it could be viewed by some of the world's greatest thinkers, what would you say? The World Economic Forum invites these thinkers to talk about how the world could potentially be a better place, among other topics.

And of course, the results came flying in like lottery tickets. There were 121 videos posted on the channel "TheDavosQuestion" on youtube, and thousands more that weren't. Click here to see the channel "TheDavosQuestion."

It is also interesting to note the responses to some of the videos. While some critiqued the videos or praised them, others gave their own ideas. Users like higreentj commented that expanded communication through mediums such as widespread (or even national) wireless hotspots, could help the world, and its people, communicate easier. Another personal favorite of mine was a post from nigelhenry0. He says that sharing information of all sorts with everyone through all means, regardless of what the information is.

"Knowledge is power, [so] lets empower ourselves as global citizens by sharing the little bit we know."

I loved his response, as well as all the responses I read (except the racially ignorant ones that said that a white male supremacy would make the world a better place, to which I refuse to post links).

The videos have already been received, but look at Davos Conversation and WEForum to see the videos, their responses, and the results of the Word Economic Forum.