1. What are the most effective questions we can ask today to help us the most here on Steemit? What changes to the user interface can be made to make posting easier and the posts more visually appealing without having to use a lot of code?

How do we show our gratitude to each reader upvoting these posts on Steemit? Replying is the best form of gratitude.

Why do we want to be miserable sometimes?
I think because we have a tendency to hurt ourselves, which I don't know why we do that, but that certainly causes misery.

Where do we find the love and understanding needed to give up judging our sex lives? I think loving and understand plus tolerance of the person you are with will help with that.

Who needs our forgiveness today?
I think there are a lot of people hurting who are good people. Let's forgive those.

Why do we feel uncomfortable seeing pictures of naked bodies but comfortable watching violence done to bodies with clothes on?
Because that is how we have been conditioned. It is sad really.

How do we allow punishment for viewing certain websites, images, and videos on a computer screen when this is only possible because of failure in enforcing access prevention? Wouldn't it make sense to provide more effective enforcement for blocking transmission of undesirable images and accept that anything not censored is fair to view?
I think both parties are guilty. You know if your doing it intentionally that there is a chance you could be punished.

Why are there so many stories about UFOs, alien abductions, and government cover ups from credible witnesses such as pilots, police officers, and military personnel?
My hope is that these people are telling the truth, but after seeing all the attention seekers on Facebook I'm starting to second guess.

Is it possible the moon is a death star that already blew up one planet in our solar system which existed between Mars and Jupiter in what is now an asteroid belt? If so, does this explain the popularity of Star Wars because it is really based on a true story?
I think science is too good for this to be the case.

Where to we find the course to love those we find most easy to hate such as racists, sex offenders and murders? If we are honest in searching our past, have not we all had desires for some kind of prohibited sex, discriminated against another unfairly, and been angry enough to kill? How then can we judge another for having went through with those desires without also feeling that we have a right to have went through with them ourselves? Isn't that more like jealousy than true hate?
I just wish the world could tolerate each other. When that happens a lot of discrimination will disappear and we will learn to love each other. Right now people jump to judgement and action too quickly.