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Focusing on Student Well-Being and International Contacts in Times of Humanitarian Crisis.International students offering peer to peer learning and support on a daily basis.

Students, Researchers, Policymakers and Experts are welcome to join our Community on the intersection of Urban Research, Adaptive Planning and Social Sciences

Together for the Challenges Scientist, Experts and Students are welcome to join and discuss the sustainablity goals.

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Are you a student or an expert in Tech, Philosophy or Pedagogical Studies? Share your knowledge of Tech, Ethics & Teaching. We share great resources and are willing to master 'The Art of Thinking Together' in a generative dialogue (Isaacs, 2008)

Richard Rorty (New York, October 4, 1931–Palo Alto, California, June 8, 2007) was an American theorist and philosopher. With appointments at Princeton University, Virginia University, and Stanford University, he had a long academic career. Rorty was pessimistic about the prospect of using linguistic analysis to turn theory into an exact science. His main work, Philosophy and the Mirror of Reality, was published in 1979 in which he distinguishes himself from the scientific approach. He recommended a type of pragmatism instead.