Draft a conversation between between 2 friends about need and importance of Sustainable development.
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Abstract: Taking account of criticism of sustainable development as an unrealistic stable state, the paper explores the pattern of dialogue processes necessary to the coherence and evolution of a complex social system characterized by opposing views. This perspective recognizes the need to sustain the dialogue between radically different viewpoints as a guarantee of a level of diversity vital to unforeseeable responses to complex crises of the future. It is argued that the dynamic and evolving pattern of such dialogue needs first to be understood and given richer form in meeting-sized groups if the recommendations of such groups for wider society are to be of any longer-term relevance. Inability to sustain dialogue in widely representative conferences then becomes an early indicator of the inadequacy of the understanding required for any sustainable approach to development. Reference is also made to computer graphic devices to manage the imagery through which the necessarily complex patterns of dialogue can be understood and sustained, notably during electronic conferences.
This paper arises from the observation that the many efforts at dialogue, notably in international conferences, tend to get trapped in meanderings, repetitive patterns and over- simplifications, from which it is difficult to establish any conceptual distance. Worthy attempts at formulating new agendas and visions are too often characterized by lengthy recapitulations of old ideas which, to the extent that they are valuable, would be better taken as read. It is regrettable that so many key conferences give priority to affirmations, testimonials and the education of other participants -- whom it is assumed are either ignorant of the issues or have not been able to do any preparatory 'homework'. Do participants have so little confidence in their preoccupations and commitments that such reaffirmation is necessary? The issue of why previous dialogues following this pattern have failed to ensure sufficiently significant breakthroughs is not addressed. Rather the need to address this issue is carefully denied, usually implicitly.
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Answer:
Sharma:- Hey bro this government is always increasing the rate of coal and diesel I think nowadays they are becoming money minded I suppose.
Rahul:- Dude you aren't understanding the situation this is for...(again Sharma started talking).
Sharma:- I know you are always like this telling facts and reasons...
Rahul:- Will you lend you ears for one minute..
Sharma:- Go on after all I like to hear your reasons and facts it did help me at a times.
Rahul:- Sounds like you do use brain sometimes.
(Both started laughing).
Rahul:- You see my friend Coal and diesel are minerals which are non-renewable once used won't come back like your air and sunlight.
Sharma:- Haha I know I know then why don't the government use Solar energy and wind energy like Germany(This time Rahul interrupts)
Rahul:- You know the reason by yourself.
Sharma:- What I don't know don't fool me tell me.
Rahul:- You seem to me utterly ridiculous in using brain I see.
Sharma:- Just tell me.
Rahul:- Well you see my friend unlike Germany our country isn't a developed country. We are still developing we might have the resources in abundant after all our water which is abundant too but you see even we buy water. You know why.
Sharma:- I don't please tell me.
Rahul:- Our ancestors once had this water, and air as a free resources but when we started talking they started taking it for granted they started polluting even the sea which was consider infinite and can never be polluted started showing effects. Sea creatures started getting ill the humans who consumed got ill one by one everything started to collapse now we are at a situation where people are buying oxygen for 50 ruppes when even a renewable resource like water and oxygen can be exploited let alone a non-renewable resource like coal and diesel.
Sharma:- What can we do that was our ansectors fault.
Rahul:- You my friend then you, me and today's people are the ancestors to the future generations what we must do is developing the country without exploiting the available resources and using them efficiently without sacrificing the future needs giving them to the future generation that is our development must be a development such as a sustainable development that is sustaining the present resources for the future generations.
Sharma:- Hey Rahul you are great it's always been fun to converse with you and it helps a lot I hope this would be helpful in exam like always.
Rahul:- Hope it helps.
Hope it helps.