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In my opinion to be a real man in 21th century is associated with huge liability . In view of men physical predisposition they have responsibility to contorol their strenght and use it to do beneficial things. Men also have to protectet and respect women, care about their families. So nowadays to be a real man means to suffer the  responsibility and consequences of their actions , and take'em on chest "like a man".

It's  impossible because it associated with changing minds and lifestyle of many people. Our society is living in rush and we don't care about planet beacuse it's easier to live with small effort. Regular man doesn't want to spend his money and time to recycling garbage or buy more eco products. It's need more effort to remember to take bag for shopping from home than spend 5p on new plastic sigle use. We can't change so much much people lifestyle without restricts their freedom.

Why do people still belive in supernatural when they have so advanced science ? Many people will say that in 21th century we can explain everything by science , but can we really ? When we are asking about metaphysical and why community belive in it ,we are asking about why they practise religions? It's truth that we can explain many phenomenons by science but it can tell us many things. What is the meanig of our life? What is after death ?  There is no answers for this qeustions in any of fields of scienceand I think it wouldn't be ever .

In my opinion we should spent money on space explorations. Beacause when our planet will be destroyed beacause of contaminated  environment , we will have to leave it. Then people will need a planet or other orb where living conditions are similar to this on earth. To find this place we have to to do research in space. Launching rockets is very expensive and it makes many pollution on earth and around earth orbit but it's necessary sacrifice to exploring the cosmos . The only way to get knowledge about universe and propably save the humanity is spending money on space exploration. 

Cathedral of Christ the Saviour Cathedral of Christ the Saviour is the largest    Eastern Orthodox Church temple in the world. This temple is thanksgiving for saved Russia from Napoleon's invasion in 1812 builded by Tsar Aleksander I.  Following the 1917  Russian Revolution , the USSR's official  state atheism  resulted in the  1921-1928 anti-religious campaign church was destroyed, but in 2000 it was rebuilded.  Today it's beautifull Church next to moscow river. It's a center of religion's ceremonials in Russia. Cathedra can accomodate over 10 000 people. Floor has 6000m^2 and in highest point building has 103 m.  The inner sanctum of the church  is  ringed by a two-floor gallery, its walls inlaid with rare sorts of marble, granite, and other stones. The ground floor of the gallery was a memorial dedicated to the Russian victory over  Napoleon, now you can buy here a souvenirs like icons.   This place is re...

Tretyakov Gallery is an great art gallery in Moscow started by merchant Pavel Tretyakov in 1856. He was buying works from Russian artist in order to build collection for national art museum. Today it's the biggest gallery in Moscow with the most famouse Russian paints.  There are many portraits of Russian's emperors and artistic's visions of many historical events like battles or coronations. One of the icon paint of this musuem is Ivan Shiskin's paint "Morning in pine forest" which shows little bears playing on trees, this motive is using on many products like shirts and comercials in Russia. My favourite paint is "The Rainbow" it show a big storm with hard to see (even on orginal paint) rainbow, i like this paint because its shows there is always something positive after trouble. This gallery is compulsoliry to visit  if you will be in Moscow. pictures source : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morni...

Metro is main form of transport in Moscow. It's the fastest and cheapest way to travel around the city.   It's second on the list of longest underground web  in Europe. Metro has 206 stations ,14 lines that together have 333 km long. In Moscow live 13 milions people so trains and stations are very crowded , but after rush hour it's change into mini museum. You can visit many beautiful stations with old architecture and historical monuments.  For example station Taganskaya has very impresive dome which looks like night sky with many stars. Another station is Kyivska which looks  like a place with old  historical paintings on the walls. There are over 200 stations and each of them has own history , monuments and charm. It's shows that you can explore Russian culture and history even by ride a metro. Taganskaya  Kyivska photos: https://pl.pinterest.com/pin/261631059572465042/           ...