Jeunesse échange le monde

Food-Back from a man who hesitates, between be Hungry or be angry?
 
What is happening, when you put together 15 persons from different countries, towns, languages, colors , sexes, in a same place in Hungary for a training course about Human Ecology?.....
They play and play again all the time!
In fact, you haven't found a better solution to make work adults together in a permanent-playing situation.
And, what’s about Human ecology? OK, let’s speak about it.
It’s a new ecologic way for saving humanity, who live on this planet called, Earth?
Why not, maybe in some places in the world, humans are in worst situations than nature, they also are threatened of disappearing?
- Hey come on Fred, come back to your discussion.
Human Ecology is a subject that needs a best consideration today.
Here is an extract of a web page of Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford
“Human ecology is a methodology as much as an area of research. It is a way of thinking about the world, and a context in which we define our questions and ways to answer those questions, before we set out find the answers.
That means that not only human ecology interdisciplinary (trying to integrate lessons from biology, development studies, political ecology, psychology, anthropology among others) it is also participatory, experimental and reflexive. We are parts of the ecosystem we are studying: it changes when we study it, and so do we”.
    
Finally, I really think that you are looking all in the same direction, but with different glasses. Glasses for short-sightedness, astigmatic or, no glasses for others.
According to each person, it’s a question of different points of view.
For coming out of this (abstract) image, what are you going to do now, for us and the next generation about water, air, solidarity, love, culture, food etc.
Instead of giving some solutions I do prefer to play again by a question about a topic who will concerns everybody “Young change the world “”Jeunesse Hé change le monde”
 And now, what’s the matter and “What’s the water?”
Fred, New Human Ecologist.