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Class Discussion October 5th

Submitted by paoli.roman on Wed, 10/07/2009 - 12:06am.

 Group: JJ, Lili, Vdonely, Ktan, Kalyn, and Paoli

Having multiple perspectives and changes is a natural system amongst humans allowing us to adapt to change and creates stability. Humanity would not exist if we could not be capable of adapting to change. Since nothing aroung us is concrete we can have principles that change over time which can give humanity stability and these can be subjective. If this was not the case and the world around us was a system of having only one perspective, one type of change, and one conclusion then everything would be boring/ programmed/ structured to have the same foundations constantly. There would be no conflicts, more "safety", more "Truth", less fear of consequences, and the idea of risk would not exist. This is why having multiple perspectives helps individuals carry out a more productive environment for each other that allows change and growth.  

 

 

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