(i) i think that this is definitely a learning curve, this is not how we are taught to have discussions not based around changing other people's opinions in early education

(q) i wonder if there needs to be any moderating in order to ensure that everyone is participating?

(I) i love the recognition that we're still in the beginning stages of learning about successful community engagement practices.

(C) that reminds me of a bunch of times where ive felt uncomfortable and then i start talking about something im happy about and i all of a sudden feel better. i love the idea of people connecting over positivity.

(Q) especially in a community like boulder, why is there not more collaboration for change?

i would love to see the live results of this, i think people are much more apt to try new processes when they see that they've worked for others like them.

people are selfish! playing off of this is so beneficial when considering emotional engagement

So true! I was just talking with my roommate about how when other people are excited to talk about something in class, it makes the subject and class as a whole so much more interesting. Passion is infectious.

Thie is so true: I'm definitely more engaged when i feel emotionally attached to a project

this term is so sad but makes so much sense. social media is affecting this greatly

is boulders social all inclusive?