Chuong: Suicide due to mental illness is incredibly complicated. Americans have toyed with internet detection technology in social media that detects warning signs of suicide based on a person's posts before it notifies appropriate authorities.

Dawn: Algorithm technology. There was a court case in America about utilizing algorithms to prevent suicide and the court actually ruled in favor of utilizing algorithms to reduce suicides as much as possible. The words, "right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness" from our Constitution is used to justify using algorithms to reduce suicides. The World Health Organization promotes global efforts in utilizing algorithms to mitigate suicides.

Chuong: You also have telemedicine as well, which makes it easier to conduct online checkups anytime, where info is then forwarded to their local physicians for physical checkups.

Konrad: Thank goodness it's much easier to lead the war against suicides these days. Global medicine really evolved in such short periods of time.

Leo: Indeed it has.

Levon: Anything works as long as it prevents them from ending their own lives so we can reach them for the Lord.

Leo: *to Dawn* I think I remember having that discussion with the others when I was employed by the WHO.

Elias: Minimize stress and worries helps too. Encouraging corporations to invest in towns more makes for excellent job creation and economic growth per that Manifest Destiny 2.0 plan, which got the world having their own equivalents of that. Getting people to focus more on developing their skills than competing for the best is the way to do it these days. Education for children should be more assessment based to help guide them to the right career choices they like works too. And of course, with people working 4 days a week, encourage people to spend time with family, especially those who are married with children, for healthy bonding.

Dawn: There's just so much ways we can improve our world as a global civilization. Without people like Putin and Jinping, Earth feels like America's playground sometimes. Nothing is stopping us and we all just want to have fun.

Chuong: And I've been watching online videos of Korea's American restaurants, which make better American food than most Americans can from what I've seen.

Zax: They really do actually.

Wrangler Wolf: I know restaurant owners back in Pearland and Houston where they some of the best food in America so it's likely they'll be competing against those Korean cooks as well. Anything they can do, people in my area can do too.

Super C: And we've seen proof of that.

Super Leo: So is that true for all businesses, then?

Leo: The 4-day workweek, you mean? I think what we did was give the companies the option to have 4-day or 5-day workweeks, with the maximum full-time being 32 hours or 40 hours. But it doesn't go lower than 32. The company has the option.

Cripto: The place where my dad works as a programmer is now 4 days a week full-time; most of the people I know working fast food still work 5.