Only a question!

Hi, if someone wants to help me about my question.... I thank you.
I don´t know if it is the correct form to write (1), if you want, you can correct me please.

Before to responding the answer, you should consider your mood today in this day..

What do you consider that is the most important thing in your life currently? 

money?, love?, friends?, family?, other, which?
If you had to decide today, which of these would you'd select (2), why?

(1) What you mean is, "I don't know if it is grammatically correct".

(2) "Select" is okay but "choose" would be more natural.

How is your friday's nights? (1)

Time goes fast by quickly. When I was a student a few years ago, I used to spend my friday's nights going to a club with my friends and dancing all night and why not perhaps making new friends. No matter how the week have had gone, at the end of the week I just wanted to dress nice, to put on heels, and to do something fun. I never felt too tired to go out. I always had energy to hang out with my friends. But nothing is lasts forever, I guess everything changes at some point. Nowadays, when the word friday comes to my mind all I can think is about is my bed, popcorns, and netflix. Instead of attending a big party or going to a club, now I just prefer to have relaxing friday's nights at home. There's nothing better than laying down in my bed while picking a nice (2) movie on Netflix, or why not perhaps writing a notebook entry on Italki, lol.
I wonder how my friday's nights will change after 5 more years.

(1) Change to either "How are your friday nights?" or "How is your friday night?"

(2) nice is just fine grammatically but "good" sounds more natural

Nice job!  Your English is really good!

# The medicine progress The progress of medicine

In the twentieth century, science has succeeded produced (1) great results for medicine. Researchers in genetics has have got to cured more diseases that before were unthinkable (2). People with serious diseases have confidence that advances will be able help them.

Furthermore, there are a couples that they can not have a son because of fertility problems. However, today thankful due to in vitro fertilization fecundation they can have a family.

Also, the progress of genetics progress allows parents to choose how their son will be their son, because they be able choose the genetics genes of their son.

Apparently this is a great advance, but this also suppose causes (3) moral problems. There are is people that disagree with the use of these this methods.

In my opinion, it is necessary to regulate these advances so all people will win have (4) wellness.

(1) this verb translation is difficult.  You could use multiple translations.  Another might be "...science has succeeded in producing great results for medicine."

(2) Another translation, if you want to include a comparison "more" would be "Researchers in genetics have cured more disease than what was previously thought possible."

(3) This is another difficult verb translation.  You could also use "produces".

(4) One more difficult verb translation.  You could also say "...so all people can be well."

Great job!

Discrimation at work

Discrimation at work

Equality between genders is an important, achievable and laudable goal. We should all strive to eradicate prejudice and discrimination in all its forms, especial sexism. People should all work together to make sure that everyone has the same opportunities and rights as everyone else.
It must be explained that assignment of gender roles began with child-rearing in pre-industrial times. The mother of the child needed to be at home in order to breastfeed the child. The father, instead, did things outside the home. The introduction of farming created a stable food supply, and the father then was able to begin to amass wealth and property. The mother, meanwhile, was still in the home, and her work brought in no money. It is this income disparity that is the root of gender inequality issues. Though we are well past the day that this was our only option for dividing labour, old habits and old thinking die hard.
It should be highlighted that women do not make statistically significant (1) less than men when comparing apples to apples (e.g. amount of time at current position, strength of company, education and work history, etc.); however, they are often passed up for employment and promotions based on sexual discrimination. Who deserves the job should get the job and women can easily earn the position rather than needing it to be reserved for them. These days, women are starting to outperform men in many employment fields and hiring should be determined only by skills, certifications, or other such factors that are pertinent to the job in question.
So, in conclusion, some day it would be very nice to have gender equality, but meanwhile we should be moving, towards a stance of true equality, which means dealing with social and legal issues. All humans should be treated equal, regardless of age, race, gender, social status, religion, or ethnicity.

(1) I believe this should be "statistically significantly".  Significantly would be the adverb which modifies the verb "make".  This is tough though because it sounds funny to have two adverbs in a row.

Otherwise, this is superb. ¡Espero hablar el español tan bien como hablas el ingles!

Too and Also can be used interchangeably at the end of a sentence. Example: "I like food. She likes it too." Is the same as "I like food. She likes it also." However, too can also mean more than is needed. For example, "I ate too much, and now my stomach hurts".