• Moved to Sugar Labs
• Dedication
• Introduction
• I discovered this discovery
• Discovery: Preparation
• Discovery: Open your XO
• Discovery: Buttons and bits
• Discovery: Turn XO on, and observe
• Discovery: Turn XO on and start trying things
• Discovery: Button functions
• Discovery: Other bits of the XO
• Discovery: Icon Ring
• Discovery: List view
• Discovery: Help
• Discovery: Frame
• Discovery: Wireless networking
• Discovery: Browse
• Discovery: Good questions
• Discovery: Journal
• Discovery: Record
• Discovery: Paint
• Discovery: Write
• Discovery: Collaboration
• Discovery: Frame Again
• The Undiscoverable: Terminal
• Discovery: Utility Menu
• Pause
• Discovery: More Activities
• Discovery: Puzzles
• Discovery: Games
• Discovery: Turtle Art
• Discovery: Calculate
• Discovery: Measure
• Discovery: Etoys
• Discovery: Music
• What do I want to discover?
• Discovering childhood education
• Discovery: Hints
• Resources
• Discovery: Glossary

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What do I want to discover?

Speaking for myself, all sorts of things.

• Where on my dogs’ backs and elsewhere is the most satisfying place (to them) for me to scratch. I have found a number of them.
  
• How to end poverty. I have an idea on that, described at http://www.earthtreasury.org/
  
• What happens to the neutrons in a neutron star that gets too big, as it starts to collapse into a black hole. Well, I’ll let others discover that, and enjoy reading about it when it happens.
• Why nobody talks about genuine Free Trade in a truly competitive market. Because it isn't a Free Market if you can't get to it, if economic migration is a crime.
  
• Why can’t we be friends? There are too many theories on that. I want something fact-based on every ethnic, class, caste, national, and religious hatred in the world.
  
• No, actually, why and how we can be friends. For example, by joining a billion children in a global education and collaboration network.
  

After that, we can tackle the hard problems, like not wrecking the Earth.