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cooperation and collaboration
Hi, we are three students that studies how this game makes opportunity for cooperation and collaboration?
Please if its okay let us know something about yourself like age, religion, education and cultural backgrund.
Feel free to ad something more if you come up with something.
Kind regards
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Permalink Reply by Rick van der Pluijm on
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Age: 21
Gender: Male
Religion: Ignostic
Education: Finishing my Facility Management Bachelor
Country (current and of birth): Netherlands
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Permalink Reply by Janak Patel on -
Don't you mean Agnostic? =P
Rick van der Pluijm said:Age: 21
Gender: Male
Religion: Ignostic
Education: Finishing my Facility Management Bachelor
Country (current and of birth): Netherlands
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Permalink Reply by Janak Patel on
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Hi guys!
This game creates an environment for online collaboration, by creating a game that deals with real world problems, and then having people post their ideas about the situation. It acts as a gathering area for interesting and creative ideas.
Age: 19
Gender: Male
Religion: Atheist
Religious influence history: Born a Hindu, educated in most religions at a Catholic School, and made my own mind up about god ^_^
Education: 2nd year B Business Administration student (3 year course)
Country: Australia
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Some philosophers have seen ignosticism as a variation of agnosticism or atheism, while others have considered it to be distinct. An ignostic maintains that they cannot even say whether he/she is a theist or an atheist until a sufficient definition of theism is put forth.
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignosticism
Janak Patel said:Don't you mean Agnostic? =P
Rick van der Pluijm said:Age: 21
Gender: Male
Religion: Ignostic
Education: Finishing my Facility Management Bachelor
Country (current and of birth): Netherlands
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Permalink Reply by Janak Patel on
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O so its different from Agnosticism, somehow =P
I didn't think Ignosicism was distinct enough for people to say they were, my bad
I stand corrected ^_^
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Permalink Reply by Ameya Warde on
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Age: 22
Religion: raised United Methodist, now i am NOT of a religion and don't believe in a religious version of God, but i consider myself spiritual.
Education: Dropped out of high school (I love learning but it was boring) some college, now in online school for social entrepreneurship.
Culture: White, midwestern christian american.
Other: I'm also a very young, married mom!
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Permalink Reply by Peter Ch***winski on -
Age: 26
Gender: Male
Religion: Catholic
Education: Finishing my Industrial Engineering Bachelor
Country (current): Germany
Country (of birth): Poland
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