hyder_CCT333_Lab2

Question 1:
 * Labs 2**

Grass Root Land mapping in Lima, Peru is very interesting concept. Jeff Warren has spent a well amount of time looking and considering what problems third world communities have. He should be credited for not only looking at the problem agriculturally but also socially and physiologically as well. Members will be able to fly a kite or a plastic bag over a massive land they will be able to locate other communities, animals for the hunt, water resources or perhaps looking for someone who has been lost. This concept, as mentioned is “an open source” meaning that people are able to make changes to the idea as they are adapting to it. Furthermore, one must live Very frugally when living in a community in Lima. Since the products involved in the process are inexpensive, people find it very financially friendly. The use of pictures can be shared for agricultural purposes – the before and after effects of seeding, sharing a piece of land for interchange seeding, and understanding how each farmed area looks from a time to time basis. Finally – from a social point of view – this project requires team work. It creates a sense of trust, dependency towards others – overall it brings everyone closer.

Question 2:

One can say that the act of crime is synonmous to cheating on a test. One does this to bypass the challenge when the needs of a person exceed his/her abilities/capabilities. In a group project I would spend alot of time understand the reason behind why certain crimes are commited and what alternatives could one consider if encountered by a similar situation. Understanding the shifts in criminal world and how it works and also be very resourceful in coming up with a solution. Finally, what are the cause and effects of commiting crimes from a criminals point of view