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By becoming catalysts for change in the face of enormous climate change issues. The world’s youth are at the forefront of building a sustainable future with cutting-edge technology. I had inspiring conversations with The Knowledge Society (TKS) students Rachel Lee Isabela Ferrer Vinaya Sharma Beatrice Milasan Tanvi Sheth Theodore C. Lau Krishiv Thakuria Vivek Kommi […]
Oh, this is an interesting point of view on the subject. Thank you for enlightening me!
You are most welcome Gemma! Glad you liked my article 🙂
I must disagree with you Jessica. I believe that focusing only on your studies is a much more productive way of getting a degree. Once you are done with that you can focus on getting a good job.
Thank you Liam for your comment. Your approach makes sense too.
Thanks everyone for participating in the discussion. I really appreciate it!