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BobofBobs · 08-24-2007, 01:08 PM

Despite being a self-declared "Science/Math" person, I am heavily interested in what grouchal termed "Community Studies." Combining this with "Citizenship", Geography, and perhaps Religious Studies would be something genuinely good for the world--connecting people, breaking down barriers.

There are two main components to this project: people and technology. The question is, really, "How do people relate to each other?" By doing an inter-community thing, we would directly address the issue of relationships.

Perhaps.

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08-24-2007, 01:08 PM	#2
BobofBobs monkey Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 13	Despite being a self-declared "Science/Math" person, I am heavily interested in what grouchal termed "Community Studies." Combining this with "Citizenship", Geography, and perhaps Religious Studies would be something genuinely good for the world--connecting people, breaking down barriers. There are two main components to this project: people and technology. The question is, really, "How do people relate to each other?" By doing an inter-community thing, we would directly address the issue of relationships. Perhaps.