Same Yaxi! I really like the way the class is presented, it doesn't try to force us to do anything, to remember any ideas or theories, but instead it influences people around us in a positive way.

Expressing our ideas was really the best part of the class, and it was very comfortable to stretch our ideas in a way that was close to doing whatever we wanted.

I couldn't agree with you more Sophia, one of the things that keeps this class from being annoying is that it doesn't force people to give opinions, instead it gives hope and motivation. Like you, I likewise questioned various issues in greater depth and detail, and I wish you a colorful path ahead

I agree with you Tyson, I think this is as the best way to close out the last year and such a statement really touches my heart.

The course is more colorful than we expected, and I wish you a bright future. (I very much hope that the number of rural areas can become more! I also very much want to live in the countryside! I think the reverse urbanization may cause the quality of the countryside to deteriorate, but I still yearn for that kind of free life)

‘If death was perceived as not an inherently tragic thing the way it is in Western culture, and instead as a natural and beautiful part of the life cycle, I believe people would be more inclined to embrace the idea of their body decomposing, or being scattered into the void, of no longer having a physical presence on the earth, because they would be more okay with not prolonging their physical existence‘ WHAT ARE THOSE!!!! WOWOWOWOW I am so shocked and I think this is the deepest thing and best thing I've read in my college life.

To this day, I still see ads for abandoning pets because of 'pregnancy' or 'newborn' as an excuse. I abhor these ads, and it's disgusting that they explicitly list the price of pets. We can't ignore the potential hazards in our environment, but we can't use that as an excuse for ignorance.

For the first time, I knew there was a way to dispose of corpses with liquid nitrogen. Thanks for sharing, I think the disposal of corpses may seem insignificant on the surface, but it is a major problem we are facing now and we need to find the most environmentally friendly way of disposal as soon as possible.

I love your view. Parents nowadays spoil their children as if they want to raise them in a sterile environment. The starting point of this behavior is good, because the pain of childbirth is beyond thought, and after experiencing such pain, the idea of wanting to protect their children perfectly comes naturally. I think proper protection is appropriate, and proper outdoor exercise is also appropriate, and a kind of balance needs to be carried out between the two, because the outdoor risk factors are more than the environment we grew up in as children, and indoor protection is not as boring as we like, times are changing, and children's lives need to change too.

I had never heard of geriatric depression before, thank you for bringing the science to my attention. I very much support your view that the current level of care for the elderly and disabled in society is far from adequate, and mental health education for the elderly is not widely available.

Really like your idea. To be honest, I hate boxed pineapples in the supermarket, I don't know why, maybe because I don't think it's hygienic either, maybe because I don't think it's cost effective, but I've never been put off buying them because of the box they're wrapped in. The development of compostable materials is very promising, more and more home composting facilities are being popularized, this is the big trend, like you said, we need plastics, but we don't need disposable and non-compostable plastics, we need more environmentally friendly plastics.

Thank you for recommending the app! I think your idea is unprecedented, but one that requires a lot of effort attached to it, but still very, very desirable. In this day and age, consumers are getting fragmented information and we need a more concise way to let people know exactly what the impact of their consumption and choices will be. Once again, very practical advice, really like it.

I would like to try to answer your question, I think in the way of human development, plastic bags are undeniably one of the good products, but good does not mean environmentally friendly, but the emergence of plastic bags undoubtedly symbolizes the progress of technology, industrial progress, the earliest group of people using plastic bags will not realize that plastic bags can cause so much harm to the world now. So my answer is that we have built such a world is inevitable, it is a necessary process.

I saw a public service campaign in Japan where a sushi truck was parked outside a shopping mall and told people to try it for free, but the sefood inside was actually replaced with (clean) plastic bags, a public service campaign to make people aware of the seriousness of our plastic pollution of the oceans. I also agree with you that banning plastic should be done through linkages and cooperation at all levels to ensure maximum benefits.

I really like your idea of ENVIRONMENT CREDIT, it's refreshing to me. Like you said, we are not being told how much we can save through material transformation, just like we are not being told a lot of things, we are getting this information in bits and pieces through social media and other means, we need more knowledge that is correct and can be digested quickly to learn more about this.

Capitalism, ah, I so hate this term, although I do not fully understand the connotation of capitalism, whenever this term appears in front of me, I feel sick. I think that unless there is only one person left on the earth, capitalism will not stop its harm, even if there are two people left in this world, then capitalism will still stand like a big tree in the sky.

I want all charging devices to be USB C or TYPE-C This thing is so good! This choice of the EU may have been made after many considerations, such as environmental, resource and economic factors. But I don't care! I only care when all devices around the world can become USB C!!!

Very interesting points. I think people's mentality will change, right now you may have no income, or very little income to even think about paying taxes, so people like us can say 'tax the rich higher! But what if one day we really become 'rich', or middle to high-income earners, and we work hard for a month and get our paycheck, and one of the first figures is an objective six figures, but when you look backward, you will find that the relentless taxation makes you feel unbearably bad, and you are still very 'rich', but you could totally get 'richer'.

I also heard the term Greenwashing for the first time, and I probably understood what it meant, but I never thought there was a specific term for it. In fact, the reality is very ironic, most people study hard in order to be able to go to bigger and more advanced companies, but how many people before us with enthusiasm and indignation, are down on their knees in income and countless burdens above it?

Loved the example you gave. Charity has always been a very hypocritical thing for me, and so far just a few cases have been relatively real to me. I think no one is satisfied with their current situation, they will pursue one thing when they don't have money and another when they have money, the desire is endless, in front of the desire, charity really seems very hypocritical. But I still hope that there can be more charity, although this can let those who have money to avoid taxes, but at least some of the people in need of help get help.