https://padlet.com/elaine12/sjvm2780f9h5 Nikau Collaborative Reflection on our Provocation Days (Thurs/Friday) en-us 2016-08-25 22:40:09 UTC 2026-02-10 07:06:36 UTC hello@padlet.com elaine12 https://padlet.com/elaine12/sjvm2780f9h5/wish/119944859 * What we noticed. 
* What we think.
* What we wonder.]]> 2016-08-25 22:41:54 UTC https://padlet.com/elaine12/sjvm2780f9h5/wish/119944859 elaine12 https://padlet.com/elaine12/sjvm2780f9h5/wish/119944948 * Every country is different from food, money, etc. None are the same.
* Some cultures (eg: India) focus on the second life, not now.
* Some countries are harder to live in for different reasons because of the plants, weather, economy, pollution, buildings, and institutions. 
* Some people with bigger families had less food to share and smaller families had more. Poor families are closer together as communities; Richer ones are in groups and not as well connected.
* Some people had more unhealthy food than others, while others didn't even have enough. 
* Poor people are more empathetic to others who are in trouble than richer people.]]> 2016-08-25 22:43:22 UTC https://padlet.com/elaine12/sjvm2780f9h5/wish/119944948 elaine12 https://padlet.com/elaine12/sjvm2780f9h5/wish/119944967 * Other countries have different priorities of what is important to them and how they value it.
* Some people aren't thinking about the future or let ideas develop; they're living in the now (eg: how some people spent their tokens on day 1, not thinking of day 2)
* Different countries have different food they eat depending on what their country can produce.
* Some families don't spend their money "wisely" depending on our perspectives. eg; 20 bottles of wine, unhealthy bottled/canned or preserved food.
* Bigger families tend to grow more food than buy: Self-Sufficiency or Sustainable.]]> 2016-08-25 22:43:50 UTC https://padlet.com/elaine12/sjvm2780f9h5/wish/119944967 elaine12 https://padlet.com/elaine12/sjvm2780f9h5/wish/119944972 * Do people have the perfect life if they live in that 'perfect range' of wealth? (eg: Costa Rica)
* How do families share their food?
* Is there a pattern of people who are making sacrifices thinking forward to the future, and then further on? (eg: are they being influenced by their past lives?)
* Do people care for other things over food/basic needs? (eg: Materialism, Sacrifices made due to their list of Priorities being different from ours)
* Will there be any countries that will be inhabitable in the future? What will happen to their neighboring countries when that happen?
* Do rich people give their extra money to charities?
* Why do some people eat more than they need?
* Why do people make bad choices even they know it's bad? Do they know? Are they educated to know this?
* Do people who spend lots of money on food also have big/rich lifestyle? (A reflection of their lives)
* Why do rich countries not allow poor countries to live with them?
* Why is Costa Rica such a perfect place to live? Is it really?
* Why are spending so much money on things they don't need if they're expensive now?
* Why does everyone want one thing when someone else has it? Demand. Demand in other countries?
* Why do countries have poorly made institutions or limited access to them?
* Why do countries not provide education for the poor?
* Why can't people go over and help the poor more often (volunteer)? Appreciation, Taking Action.
* Why doesn't the government of poor countries try and help their poor with housing, etc?
*  Why/How do governments or institutions become corrupted?
* Why doesn't the government provide some things the poor people need? Funds for Basic Needs vs Wants.]]> 2016-08-25 22:43:53 UTC https://padlet.com/elaine12/sjvm2780f9h5/wish/119944972