A conscience piercing narrative that we should share with your children. I have no doubt they will look at us with this question in their eyes ... "How did you let this happen?" And we, looking back at them, will feel only shame.
The document is from Nature expressing disappointment that humans do not respect what is given to them. Nature provides sight full of color and ambiance, yet humans disrespect this gift and in return give Nature death. Nature questions why humans would want to leave that legacy for their children and urges humans to do something for Nature, for themselves, and for everybody, as no one else will if humans do not act. Nature signs off respectfully and asks those who agree to forward the message.
The document is from the perspective of Nature expressing disappointment that humans do not respect what Nature provides. Nature gives humans amazing sights full of color and ambiance, yet humans in return give Nature death through harming other living creatures and the environment. Nature asks humans to respect all living things and do something to protect the environment for future generations.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It urges the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
The document is from the perspective of Nature addressing humanity. In 3 sentences:
Nature states that it is something humanity lives with every day and wants what is best, yet humanity does not respect what Nature provides. Nature questions why humanity does not respect or like the beautiful scenery and living creatures provided, and instead gives back death, asking if that is the legacy humanity wants to leave future children. Nature urges humanity to do something for Nature, humanity, and all people, questioning who will if not humanity and when it will be done if not now.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
The document is from Nature expressing disappointment that humans do not respect what is given to them. Nature provides sight full of color and ambiance, yet humans disrespect this gift and in return give Nature death. Nature questions why humans would want to leave that legacy for their children and urges humans to do something for Nature, for themselves, and for everybody, as no one else will if humans do not act. Nature signs off respectfully and asks those who agree to forward the message.
The document is from the perspective of Nature expressing disappointment that humans do not respect what Nature provides. Nature gives humans amazing sights full of color and ambiance, yet humans in return give Nature death through harming other living creatures and the environment. Nature asks humans to respect all living things and do something to protect the environment for future generations.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It urges the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
The document is from the perspective of Nature addressing humanity. In 3 sentences:
Nature states that it is something humanity lives with every day and wants what is best, yet humanity does not respect what Nature provides. Nature questions why humanity does not respect or like the beautiful scenery and living creatures provided, and instead gives back death, asking if that is the legacy humanity wants to leave future children. Nature urges humanity to do something for Nature, humanity, and all people, questioning who will if not humanity and when it will be done if not now.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It asks why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It asks why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It asks why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to respect nature for ourselves and others.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It asks why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
Ode to nature..from forward mail...Thank youNam Talae
The document is a plea to respect and care for nature. It states that nature is something we live with every day that wants the best for us and is essential to our lives, but that we often do not respect what it provides. It asks why, when nature gives us beautiful scenery and living creatures, we do not like or respect them, and instead give nature back death. It encourages the reader to do something for nature, themselves, and everyone, and asks who will help if not us and when will we help if not now. It concludes by thanking the reader and asking them to share the message with others and translate it so it reaches more people.
The document is a plea from nature to humanity asking why it is not respected in return for providing beauty, abundance, and life. Nature questions why humanity gives back death and destruction despite being given scenery, living creatures, and life itself. It asks humanity to do something for nature, for themselves, and for all people, wondering who will help and when it will be done if not now. The message concludes by thanking the reader and asking them to share it with others and translate it so the message can spread further.
This document discusses an entity that provides essential things for living, including beautiful scenery, living creatures, and life itself. However, the entity expresses disappointment that its gifts are not respected and are instead met with disrespect, lack of appreciation, and even death. It asks the reader to consider their legacy and to take action now to help both the entity and everyone, though does not specify what action it wants taken. The entity closes by thanking the reader and asking them to share the message with others.
The document is a plea from nature to humanity asking why it is not respected in return for providing beauty, abundance, and life. Nature questions why humanity gives back death and destruction despite being given scenery, living creatures, and life itself. It asks humanity to do something for nature, for themselves, and for all people, wondering who will help if not them and when it will be done if not now. The message concludes by thanking the reader and asking them to share it with others and translate it so the message can spread further.
This document is a plea from nature to humanity asking why it is not respected in return for providing beauty, abundance, and life. Nature questions why it is given death and pollution instead of being cared for, and worries about the legacy that will be left for children if nothing is done. It asks people to do something for nature, for themselves, and for all, suggesting that if no one acts now, then when will changes be made to protect the environment.
This document is a plea from nature to humanity asking why it is not respected in return for providing beauty, abundance, and life. Nature questions why it is given death and pollution instead of being cared for, and worries about the legacy that will be left for children if nothing is done. It asks people to do something for nature, for themselves, and for all, suggesting that if no one acts now, then when? It closes by thanking the reader and asking them to share the message with others.
Infographics are visual representations of information intended to present complex data quickly and clearly. They must be clean, clear, and legible in order to convey information to others. When creating an infographic, one should ask questions, research answers, visualize the data, and sketch out initial ideas on paper to build the story and goals.
The document discusses Diana Carolina Quiroga López's project on workplace management and microbiology. It describes conducting research on improving sanitation practices in food preparation areas to advance public health. The project aims to reduce workplace risks and ensure food safety standards are met.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It asks why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It asks why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It asks why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to respect nature for ourselves and others.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It asks why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
Ode to nature..from forward mail...Thank youNam Talae
The document is a plea to respect and care for nature. It states that nature is something we live with every day that wants the best for us and is essential to our lives, but that we often do not respect what it provides. It asks why, when nature gives us beautiful scenery and living creatures, we do not like or respect them, and instead give nature back death. It encourages the reader to do something for nature, themselves, and everyone, and asks who will help if not us and when will we help if not now. It concludes by thanking the reader and asking them to share the message with others and translate it so it reaches more people.
The document is a plea from nature to humanity asking why it is not respected in return for providing beauty, abundance, and life. Nature questions why humanity gives back death and destruction despite being given scenery, living creatures, and life itself. It asks humanity to do something for nature, for themselves, and for all people, wondering who will help and when it will be done if not now. The message concludes by thanking the reader and asking them to share it with others and translate it so the message can spread further.
This document discusses an entity that provides essential things for living, including beautiful scenery, living creatures, and life itself. However, the entity expresses disappointment that its gifts are not respected and are instead met with disrespect, lack of appreciation, and even death. It asks the reader to consider their legacy and to take action now to help both the entity and everyone, though does not specify what action it wants taken. The entity closes by thanking the reader and asking them to share the message with others.
The document is a plea from nature to humanity asking why it is not respected in return for providing beauty, abundance, and life. Nature questions why humanity gives back death and destruction despite being given scenery, living creatures, and life itself. It asks humanity to do something for nature, for themselves, and for all people, wondering who will help if not them and when it will be done if not now. The message concludes by thanking the reader and asking them to share it with others and translate it so the message can spread further.
This document is a plea from nature to humanity asking why it is not respected in return for providing beauty, abundance, and life. Nature questions why it is given death and pollution instead of being cared for, and worries about the legacy that will be left for children if nothing is done. It asks people to do something for nature, for themselves, and for all, suggesting that if no one acts now, then when will changes be made to protect the environment.
This document is a plea from nature to humanity asking why it is not respected in return for providing beauty, abundance, and life. Nature questions why it is given death and pollution instead of being cared for, and worries about the legacy that will be left for children if nothing is done. It asks people to do something for nature, for themselves, and for all, suggesting that if no one acts now, then when? It closes by thanking the reader and asking them to share the message with others.
Infographics are visual representations of information intended to present complex data quickly and clearly. They must be clean, clear, and legible in order to convey information to others. When creating an infographic, one should ask questions, research answers, visualize the data, and sketch out initial ideas on paper to build the story and goals.
The document discusses Diana Carolina Quiroga López's project on workplace management and microbiology. It describes conducting research on improving sanitation practices in food preparation areas to advance public health. The project aims to reduce workplace risks and ensure food safety standards are met.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It encourages the reader to take action now to care for nature.
This document is about nature and humanity's relationship with the natural world. It states that nature is something we live with every day and wants what's best for us, yet we often do not respect what it provides or the living creatures within it. It questions why, when nature gives us life, abundance, and beauty, we respond by disrespecting the environment, harming living things, and bringing death instead of protecting the natural world for future generations. It urges the reader to take action now on behalf of nature before it's too late.
This document discusses an entity that provides essential things for living, including beautiful scenery, living creatures, and life itself. However, the entity expresses disappointment that its gifts are not respected and are instead met with disrespect, lack of appreciation, and even death. It asks the reader to consider their legacy and to take action now to help both the entity and everyone, though does not specify what action it wants taken. The entity closes by thanking the reader and asking them to share the message with others.
The document is a plea from Nature to humanity asking them to respect the natural world and environment. It notes that Nature provides beauty, abundance and sustains life, yet humanity often fails to respect or care for Nature. It asks people to consider the legacy they want to leave future generations and to take action to protect the environment for the sake of all.
This document discusses the importance of respecting nature. It is presented as a speech asking the audience who they are and what they want for themselves. It notes that nature provides beautiful scenery and living creatures, but these gifts are not respected in return as nature is given back death instead. The speech encourages the audience to do something for nature, for themselves, and for everyone, asking who will protect nature if not them and wondering when it will be done if not now. It concludes by thanking the audience and asking them to share the message with others.
The document discusses the importance of respecting nature. It asks the reader if they know who nature is, describing nature as something that provides beauty and sustains life. However, nature is not respected in return, as humans pollute the environment and destroy habitats. The presentation calls on people to take action to protect nature for the benefit of current and future generations, saying that if no one acts now, it may be too late. It concludes by thanking the audience and encouraging them to spread the message.
Nature addresses humanity, emphasizing that it gives life, beauty, and love yet receives disrespect and death in return. It asks why humanity harms the environment that sustains it and questions what kind of legacy this will leave future generations. Nature appeals for help, noting that if not by humanity, then who, and if not now, then when, will the environment be protected. It thanks anyone who shares this message in the hopes of gaining more support for environmental protection.
The document appears to be a message from nature expressing frustration that humans do not respect or appreciate the gifts that nature provides for sustaining life, such as beauty, color, abundance and living creatures. It warns that without nature, humans will die, and implores people to start making positive changes now to show appreciation for nature for the sake of future generations. The message is presented in an emotional tone with repetitive phrasing and punctuation.
This document is from the perspective of Nature addressing humanity. It states that Nature wants the best for humanity and is essential to human life, but that humanity does not grant Nature the same importance. It questions why humanity would harm Nature, which gives humanity beauty, company and life, and worries about the inheritance being left for future generations if Nature is disrespected or killed. It urges humanity to take action to protect Nature for both humanity's and Nature's sake.
The document outlines a lesson plan for an English class on future tenses. It includes information about the number of students (18), their age and level, the objectives of learning how to use will, going to, present simple and present continuous to talk about the future. Assessment is outlined as 60% exercises, 20% participation, 20% test. Activities include group discussions about future plans and examples of using different tenses. Additional resources like a YouTube video are included. The teacher reflects on how the lesson went and ways to improve.
Hunter Lee reflects on growing up and the important people in his life in a senior synthesis paper. He discusses his family including his parents, brother, and grandparents who have all supported him. He thanks his friends who have been there for him and have a special place in his heart. His faith in God has helped him through difficult times. He believes that every person has the ability to make a difference and hopes for unity and peace between all people. He is grateful for the support of his class throughout high school.
The document appears to be a personal reflection expressing hurt, confusion, and longing over a romantic interest. The writer seems to have developed feelings for someone who then withdrew or was unclear in their intentions. This has left the writer feeling alone, brokenhearted, and questioning whether they are meant to be alone or if they will find love. They hope to find someone to love and be loved by in return, but for now the experience has made them scared to love and trust again due to the pain.
The song is about a person expressing their love for another and saying they would do anything for the person they love, including catching the moon and stopping the rain. They feel heaven when they are with the one they love. They were captivated and fell in love with the person because of their good qualities and kindness.
13 Jun 24 ILC Retirement Income Summit - slides.pptxILC- UK
ILC's Retirement Income Summit was hosted by M&G and supported by Canada Life. The event brought together key policymakers, influencers and experts to help identify policy priorities for the next Government and ensure more of us have access to a decent income in retirement.
Contributors included:
Jo Blanden, Professor in Economics, University of Surrey
Clive Bolton, CEO, Life Insurance M&G Plc
Jim Boyd, CEO, Equity Release Council
Molly Broome, Economist, Resolution Foundation
Nida Broughton, Co-Director of Economic Policy, Behavioural Insights Team
Jonathan Cribb, Associate Director and Head of Retirement, Savings, and Ageing, Institute for Fiscal Studies
Joanna Elson CBE, Chief Executive Officer, Independent Age
Tom Evans, Managing Director of Retirement, Canada Life
Steve Groves, Chair, Key Retirement Group
Tish Hanifan, Founder and Joint Chair of the Society of Later life Advisers
Sue Lewis, ILC Trustee
Siobhan Lough, Senior Consultant, Hymans Robertson
Mick McAteer, Co-Director, The Financial Inclusion Centre
Stuart McDonald MBE, Head of Longevity and Democratic Insights, LCP
Anusha Mittal, Managing Director, Individual Life and Pensions, M&G Life
Shelley Morris, Senior Project Manager, Living Pension, Living Wage Foundation
Sarah O'Grady, Journalist
Will Sherlock, Head of External Relations, M&G Plc
Daniela Silcock, Head of Policy Research, Pensions Policy Institute
David Sinclair, Chief Executive, ILC
Jordi Skilbeck, Senior Policy Advisor, Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association
Rt Hon Sir Stephen Timms, former Chair, Work & Pensions Committee
Nigel Waterson, ILC Trustee
Jackie Wells, Strategy and Policy Consultant, ILC Strategic Advisory Board
Madhya Pradesh, the "Heart of India," boasts a rich tapestry of culture and heritage, from ancient dynasties to modern developments. Explore its land records, historical landmarks, and vibrant traditions. From agricultural expanses to urban growth, Madhya Pradesh offers a unique blend of the ancient and modern.
Economic Risk Factor Update: June 2024 [SlideShare]Commonwealth
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OJPs are becoming a critical resource for policy-makers and researchers who study the labour market. LMIC continues to work with Vicinity Jobs’ data on OJPs, which can be explored in our Canadian Job Trends Dashboard. Valuable insights have been gained through our analysis of OJP data, including LMIC research lead
Suzanne Spiteri’s recent report on improving the quality and accessibility of job postings to reduce employment barriers for neurodivergent people.
Decoding job postings: Improving accessibility for neurodivergent job seekers
Improving the quality and accessibility of job postings is one way to reduce employment barriers for neurodivergent people.
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China’s official organizer of the Expo, CCPIT (China Council for the Promotion of International Trade https://en.ccpit.org/) has chosen Dr. Alyce Su as the Cover Person with Cover Story, in the Expo’s official magazine distributed throughout the Expo, showcasing China’s New Generation of Leaders to the World.
The Impact of Generative AI and 4th Industrial RevolutionPaolo Maresca
This infographic explores the transformative power of Generative AI, a key driver of the 4th Industrial Revolution. Discover how Generative AI is revolutionizing industries, accelerating innovation, and shaping the future of work.
Fabular Frames and the Four Ratio ProblemMajid Iqbal
Digital, interactive art showing the struggle of a society in providing for its present population while also saving planetary resources for future generations. Spread across several frames, the art is actually the rendering of real and speculative data. The stereographic projections change shape in response to prompts and provocations. Visitors interact with the model through speculative statements about how to increase savings across communities, regions, ecosystems and environments. Their fabulations combined with random noise, i.e. factors beyond control, have a dramatic effect on the societal transition. Things get better. Things get worse. The aim is to give visitors a new grasp and feel of the ongoing struggles in democracies around the world.
Stunning art in the small multiples format brings out the spatiotemporal nature of societal transitions, against backdrop issues such as energy, housing, waste, farmland and forest. In each frame we see hopeful and frightful interplays between spending and saving. Problems emerge when one of the two parts of the existential anaglyph rapidly shrinks like Arctic ice, as factors cross thresholds. Ecological wealth and intergenerational equity areFour at stake. Not enough spending could mean economic stress, social unrest and political conflict. Not enough saving and there will be climate breakdown and ‘bankruptcy’. So where does speculative design start and the gambling and betting end? Behind each fabular frame is a four ratio problem. Each ratio reflects the level of sacrifice and self-restraint a society is willing to accept, against promises of prosperity and freedom. Some values seem to stabilise a frame while others cause collapse. Get the ratios right and we can have it all. Get them wrong and things get more desperate.
How to Invest in Cryptocurrency for Beginners: A Complete GuideDaniel
Cryptocurrency is digital money that operates independently of a central authority, utilizing cryptography for security. Unlike traditional currencies issued by governments (fiat currencies), cryptocurrencies are decentralized and typically operate on a technology called blockchain. Each cryptocurrency transaction is recorded on a public ledger, ensuring transparency and security.
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