So, from left to right, there's Ilona from Netherlands, Leonardo from Slovenia, and Inga from Norway.
In the same order, here are there questions:
Ilona, who lives near the sea, wonders whether the sea levels are actually rising and what it means to her if they are.
Leonardo explains the image on his card: the yin-yang symbol shows good and bad, nay and night, two opposite energies causing everything to happen, and asks, "there's a lot of bad in the world lately; do you think bad will win, that the yin-yang symbol will become one big black circle?"
Inga, who I learned spent a year in Japan so she asks her question from experience, wonders why all Japanese people seem to love Americans.
In the same order, my "answers:"
I think so. One only has to consider the island of Tuvalue which will be underwater in a very short time!
I certainly hope not. I hope there will always be a pinprick of light in the darkness, and I hope that's enough.
I had no idea they did, but my guess would be that we have, in equal parts, an attraction to and a revulsion toward the unfamiliar. But that's just a guess!
In the same order, here are there questions:
Ilona, who lives near the sea, wonders whether the sea levels are actually rising and what it means to her if they are.
Leonardo explains the image on his card: the yin-yang symbol shows good and bad, nay and night, two opposite energies causing everything to happen, and asks, "there's a lot of bad in the world lately; do you think bad will win, that the yin-yang symbol will become one big black circle?"
Inga, who I learned spent a year in Japan so she asks her question from experience, wonders why all Japanese people seem to love Americans.
In the same order, my "answers:"
I think so. One only has to consider the island of Tuvalue which will be underwater in a very short time!
I certainly hope not. I hope there will always be a pinprick of light in the darkness, and I hope that's enough.
I had no idea they did, but my guess would be that we have, in equal parts, an attraction to and a revulsion toward the unfamiliar. But that's just a guess!
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