The Identity Of An Individual Is Essentially

I Really Do Believe That Education, Despite This Massive Potential In Transforming Human Lives, Has Not Received The Kind Of Attention That People Should Have Given To It.

[to Organize A School] Looks Much More Difficult In Theory Than It Does In Practice.

[globalization] Has Enriched The World Scientifically And Culturally And Benefited Many People Economically As Well.

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.

I Think Gender Inequality Is A Problem That Goes Back A Long, Long Time. In Human Society, As A Whole, Women Have Tended To Have A Kind Of Inferior Position - Very Often Combined With Playing Up Women As Great Role [models].