1 February 2024 · 00:08:05
Season 1 | Ep. 6 - Our Responsibility to Future Generations
Guest: Ep. 6 - Our Responsibility to Future Generations
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Season 1 | Ep. 6 - Our Responsibility to Future Generations
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In the first episode of 2024, I will raise awareness of an essential yet challenging topic: our responsibility to the seventh generation or what we define as intergenerational justice. It is related to our capacity for long-term thinking and planning for the benefit of future generations. In a few words, what will be our legacy for those who will come after us?
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