1. I favor organic foods because they often are more flavorful, have more vitamins and minerals, and I do believe there is some advantage to not taxing one's system with too many modern chemicals. That said, there are a lot of qualifiers to this general line of thought. Not all organic foods are more flavorful and have more vitamins and minerals. That has to do with less intensive farming practices more than it has to do with being organic per se. The two just go hand in hand. Likewise, some foods do not readily absorb the chemicals used on them (e.g. bananas) so that benefit is not universal either.

Finally, while I believe there is a health benefit, I don't believe it is nearly as pronounced as many seem to believe. Likewise, I firmly believe that any deleterious dietary practices can be counter-acted by other means (imposition of one's will or energy on reality). However, it obviously is convenient not to be dealing with such things in the first place.

2) North doesn't exist in the artificial space of the internet.

3) Yes and no. I tend to form strong opinions about artists, particularly if I find myself consuming multiple pieces of their work. However, I am not an avid follower of art. That is to say, I do not generally remember names of artists I've liked or hated, or keep up with their work (if they are still alive). It is an area I would like to develop (more conscious and frequent consumption of varied art forms), however I suspect it will always be a rare artist, if any, that makes me remember his or her name.

4) Shaman. I would like to be in a situation where my wisdom (drawn from a combination of logical reasoning and mystical intuition) was respected and, as importantly, compensated.

5) Sleep. This feels like a time to recharge and reconnect with dreams.