They should develop password algorithms that lead a user through the steps to making a strong password but using data that he alone is privy to. For instance, make the first two characters your birthday, add some multiple of 100, follow this with the starting letters of the words of a favorite quote, etc. A simple algorithm is easier to remember than a list of random letters and numbers, and if constructed correctly will be just as strong as such a list.

  "WwJdJn316" comes from "What would Jesus do?" John 2:16 That is a common series of letters and probably wouldn't be a good one to use, but it illustrates the idea.

By evolving intelligence, we have made it possible to destroy ourselves and many other species, as well. Gives a new meaning to survival of the fittest. Maybe the fittest are the ones less gifted intellectually.

I wouldn't call it just semantics, but I have to wonder whether "evolution" here is a positive trait. With intelligence, we have developed writing, which was the beginning of what he calls our evolution, but we have also developed ways to destroy ourselves without much in the way of preventing our doing so, if many extinct "civilizations" are any indication. Could be a dead end if Iran develops and uses nukes.