Would you like to spend a week in the Mandarin Oriental?

Definitely yes. It would be a nice adventure and a possibility to discover how the rich “exist”. Especially since the price of 600 £ is much less than I have expected. Spending a night or two wouldn’t result in going bankrupt for an everyday person. It might also just be a very good vacation. You don’t hava to worry about anything and there’s always someone to assist you. It might help you relieve stress and help you relax. I’m also very curious as to how good the food served in their restaurant really is.

Is it possible that we will stop being a throwaway society?

The possibility of us stopping being a throwaway society is usually met with doubts. I think that it is very unlikely. Even in the past, our ancestors would simply dump anything they no longer want or need. It is the same with animals. If no longer need something what’s the point in keeping it? The “art” of recycling has improved big time recently, allowing us to reuse even more resources. We won’t ever stop throwing things away. We can only try to throw away less.

Why do people believe in supernatural things like magic, astrology, ghosts if they have science?

I think that the main reason is the fact that we seek explanation for everything we don't understand. Even the slightest, stupidest thing. What is more, we like to believe that the world is not randomised based on our choices, but that there's something dictating the outcome. Back in the day people would come up with many things just to make their lives a little bit easier to comprehend the beliefs don’t tend to die out easily, so they were passed onto other generations, hence people in the modern world like to have their own understanding of some things.

Who or what is to blame for obesity in modern world?

To begin with, I think that the main thing to blame for it are our primitive instincts. This is the reason why we like sugar so much in the first place. However, the food companies started exploiting it, using sugar as a cheap additive used to increase the taste of the product, which will result in customers choosing that maker again, because of how nice it tasted and satisfied our brain. Still, we are also to blame. We get to choose what we eat and falling thousands of times for the same marketting trick each year, we are responsible for our bad diet habits. I don't mean that we should only buy special, expensive and eco-firendly products, but we should study the table of contents carefully and sometimes spend something extra if it is worth it.

Should people spend money on space exploration?

   In my opinion this is quite a tough one. I am not a scientist or a physicist of any kind, but I'll try to make my arguments sound good.
   To begin with, I consider space exploration something essential. We still don't know much about space. We've barely touched it. We don't know what lies ahead of us. We might find new life forms or a solution to the problems we have. We might find new useful minerals. What is more, by developing new space shuttles etc. aviation may benefit, which will result in better travel.
   To sum up, in my opinion we need to explore space even if it involves money and sacrifice, because it will help us achieve a nicer future.

New Lamborghini Urus

   Lamborghini is an SUV brought to us by Lamborghini. The car was recently unvieled, on 4th of December to be exact. The production is set to start next February.
   The car is powered by a new 4.0L V8, producing 641hp, designed by Lamborghini, solely for this car (in the future we might see it being used in new models).
   The car brought a lot of controversy to the automotive world. Lamborghini alreay had a go at designing Special Utility Vehicles. In the past, they have released a monstrosity named LM. The car turned to be a fail, being uncomfortable, tight inside and far from being fuel efficient, which later failed and is now being sold as a rare classic, for prices such as 150000$. That is why everyone wants to know what Lamborghini has managed to do on their drawing boards. There are people thinking that there is no place for an SUV in the Lamborghini line-up. In my opinion, before saying anything we should wait until first customers receive their models.

The new Lamborghini Urus

In my opinion the overall design is stunning 

compared to most other SUVs

Group B - a sport for real men or just lunatics driving cars?

 Short description of this amazing sport: 

   Group B is a set of regulations in rallying. It's main point was to include cars which were capable of reaching speeds comparable with Formula 1. Doesn't sound too bad, right? It's worth mentioning that it mostly took place on dirt roads, in forests and contained many tight corners. Group B lasted only for four years (1982-1986), because of how dangerous it turned out to be, but still managed to revolutionise rallying we know today.
   Cars were mostly rear wheel drive and had to have a road legal variant which was available to customers. However, this is when first 4 wheel drive cars were being widely introduced, which later revolutionised the motorsport we know now. Today, almost all sport cars are 4WD, while back in the day it was reserved only for trucks and no one thought about putting it in a car, except for Audi, which gave us a magnificent Quattro on which all other cars in Grup B were based.
   However, nothing amazing lasts long. The cars were capable of reaching 100km/h in just 3 seconds! It meant that they were hard to control, had a tendency to oversteer and hard to control overall. It was just a matter of time until a fatal accident happens. On May the 2nd of 1986 Henri Toivonen, along with his copilot, Sergio Cresto, had an accident in which they both lost their lives. Their car fell out of a corner, hit a tree and immediately burst into flames. This horrible accident resulted in Group B being cancelled because of how dangerous it was. It is still considered one of the most exciting type of motorsport. It is a real pity we don't get to enjoy it now, but is it really worth risking our lives for entertainment of other people?

Audi Quattro S1 - the main contender 

Lancia Delta S4 - in a car like this Toivonen and Cresto spent their last moments

Peugeot 205 Turbo 16 E2