2011/02/23
3/18 (五) 思,英語討論會 4:Eve Ensler on Security
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Discussion Question: How do our concerns about security affect our lives? As women (or men), as citizens, as human beings?
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change agents
3/04 (五) 思,英語討論會 3:Wael Ghonim
Discussion Question: Today we’re just going to go through the questions and statements one by one and discuss our reactions to the statements.
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change agents
2011/02/12
2/25 (五) 思,英語討論會 2:Waste = Food
The Video: Waste = Food
Discussion Question: Today we’re just going to go through the statements one by one and discuss our reactions.
Statements made in the video:
1. Waste is food for growth.
2. All waste from a factory should be safe to go back into the soil, so it can literally be used to grow food.
3. Design everything to become a nutrient.
4. Materials that don’t become food for the biosphere should become food for the technosphere.
5. We don’t actually recycle products. We downcycle products, they lose quality as they’re used. True recycling means they can be used to make the same thing, or something higher quality.
6. It’s time for humans to think of themselves as one of the species on this planet, and make the other species on the planet happy that we are here.
7. Less bad = no good. Defining environmental protection as destroying a little less, is misusing the term ‘protection’. Destroying less doesn’t protect anything.
Discussion Question: Today we’re just going to go through the statements one by one and discuss our reactions.
Statements made in the video:
1. Waste is food for growth.
2. All waste from a factory should be safe to go back into the soil, so it can literally be used to grow food.
3. Design everything to become a nutrient.
4. Materials that don’t become food for the biosphere should become food for the technosphere.
5. We don’t actually recycle products. We downcycle products, they lose quality as they’re used. True recycling means they can be used to make the same thing, or something higher quality.
6. It’s time for humans to think of themselves as one of the species on this planet, and make the other species on the planet happy that we are here.
7. Less bad = no good. Defining environmental protection as destroying a little less, is misusing the term ‘protection’. Destroying less doesn’t protect anything.
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system-created waste
2/18 (五) 思,英語討論會 1:Dumpster Dive!
Discussion Question: What should be done with expired food?
Questions to Ponder:
1. Have you ever heard the term, “freegan”?
2. What images from the video have stuck in your mind?
3. What are some concerns stores might have about distributing their expired food?
4. Do stores have legal liability if someone ate spoiled food?
5. Would it cost stores money if people took this food home?
6. Would it leave stores open to con-men trying to get money from them?
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system-created waste
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