Complete your Mobius Strip Reflection: 58
After completing the Mobius strip exercise, I feel community issues should be given the same importance as we provide to our problems. I believe the best way to contribute to the community when we will start thinking we are doing it for ourselves or for our people. As this activity specifies ME=WE so we have to think of the community as we are doing something for ourselves and if I am doing something for myself so I have to think from a perspective that will also affect others as ME=WE. I think that we are also a part of the community if we think of it as a separate part then it will be difficult to contribute to anything in society. We are living in a community so we have to think about everyone and also we have to also think about our future generations. I believe if we start understanding the community problems as our own problems then it will be easy to resolve community issues.
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Nikhil Sharma posted in "Inclusive Design and Mobility Challenge – SDG #11, Spring 2022" 2022-06-07 11:53:47 -0700 complete_your_mobius_strip_reflection_58
🤔 Reflection question
After completing the Mobius Strip exercise, what do you feel are next steps towards contributing to the community you care about?
Nikhil's Answer
After completing the Mobius strip exercise, I feel community issues should be given the same importance as we provide to our problems. I believe the best way to contribute to the community when we will start thinking we are doing it for ourselves or for our people. As this activity specifies ME=WE so we have to think of the community as we are doing something for ourselves and if I am doing something for myself so I have to think from a perspective that will also affect others as ME=WE. I think that we are also a part of the community if we think of it as a separate part then it will be difficult to contribute to anything in society. We are living in a community so we have to think about everyone and also we have to also think about our future generations. I believe if we start understanding the community problems as our own problems then it will be easy to resolve community issues.
