Name and Country |
In your opinion what is the most important thing Aboriginal people could learn from our Western society? |
| Al from Taiwan |
Time |
| Alan from USA |
The value that technology and science could have in helping to create a better world for all of us. |
| Anonymous |
The new ways to live life like technology. |
| Anonymous from USA |
I think there is nothing we can offer them just what they can offer us |
| Anonymous |
The belief that we have a higher purpose than mere survival with the intense initiative to progress and use all our resources to support improvements to the human condition. |
| Andrew Stibal from USA |
That music does bring people together as well as teaches us lesson in life and love. Coming from a DeadHead I know my life has been blessed by music and kind people who enjoy the same |
| Anonymous |
Culture |
| Anonymous from Australia |
Medicine |
| Charles Buzbee from USA |
Nothing they would want to know |
| Anonymous |
I can not come up with much |
| Christopher from Australia |
To utilise and administer economically the resources projects grants and community programs available for the benefit of their community. |
| Conor Jones from USA |
I'm unsure as to how a man of the west could offer wisdom to these deeply wise people. |
| Daniel from USA |
What not to do |
| Daran Wallman from Canada |
By using the western society as an example for what does not bring joy and harmony |
| Erik from USA |
That's a difficult question to answer; Western Society (such as it is) has caused the Aboriginal people much hardship and turmoil since their initial meet (as was typical of Governments in that time period). It's unfortunate that the Hallmarks of Western Society are Consumption and Ownership (and by connection the all mighty dollar); and despite this they work with 'Westerners' and share their culture with us generously. |
| Gary from Canada |
That greed is contagious. |
| Janice from USA |
From what I have heard they are usually happier than those in Western civilization |
| Jeff from USA |
Media/marketing strategies |
| Anonymous from USA |
Not sure what the culture would need to rely on that it doesn't already have |
| Joe from USA |
Aboriginal people can learn from Western society how to remain one of Australia's greatest natural resources. The US didn't do such a marvelous job with our native people. |
| Anonymous |
How to adapt to rapid change. |
| Anonymous |
Nothing. |
| Anonymous from Canada |
How to communicate their woes and concerns effectively. |
| Anonymous |
Musical notation |
| Anonymous |
Don't trust the Government |
| Matt from USA |
I can't think of a single thing |
| Michelle from USA |
Perhaps some things in personal health concerns. |
| Anonymous from USA |
I don't know enough about Aboriginal people to answer with any confidence. |
| Paul from USA |
Communication with larger and more distant cultures/societies. (Although this website is obviously a great example of that concept.:D ) |
| Richard from USA |
No answer |
| Scott Estrich from Australia |
To consider the mistakes we have made and continue to make in industrial and economic areas and to take these lessons into account in terms of own cultural and economic development. |
| Anonymous from Australia |
To embrace western thinking and technologies and use this to preserve and spread their knowledge and culture. |
| Anonymous |
Your site can learn to people has to be reconnected with the same whole them and the other men. |
| Steve from USA |
Ability to interact across distances |
| Taylor from USA |
Certain medicinal remedies & treatments. |
| Tish Peterson from USA |
Nothing. |
| Tomasz from Poland |
How to live in a modern world I mean dealing with diseases alcohol drug problems and so on. |
