- After watching “Tulip Mania” (on SeeSaw), can you think of something in your experience / life where the price soars and then drops suddenly?
in 2020 their ws an ooshie that sold for $10.000 on ebay because of how rare it was. know the ooshie only sells $1. this happened because of more and more people getting them so they became less rare. everyone also started to realise that their is no point in having these.
2. After watching “Tulip Mania”, how will you protect the wealth of your City if the World Bank devalues the Red Tulip (or no longer accepts it as a form of payment)?
I would sell the thing I have depending if the price. if the price is reasonable I would sell it so I can still make some money. if people don’t know that its not a currency they would still buy it for a high price. we may keep some because the government may take it as a currency again.
3. Why is it important for Cities to have “cool stuff”, to have “wealth, and to be “inclusive”?
all city’s need these things. we need them to make sure our community stays occupied and is able to survive. wealth is probably one of the most important things you need in a city. this is because with your wealth you can buy thing for your city.
4. What have you enjoyed about this Inquiry?
I have enjoyed working with my team members and having fun with them. this inquiry was really fun because I worked with some of my very good friends. I do wish the groups were bigger so all of my friends could be with me. this has also helped me with many skills I will need in the future.
5. What have you found difficult or frustrating about the Inquiry? What changes would you make?
Their were many difficulty’s doing this like working perfectly as a group and collaborating well. Eventually we solved all the problems. But we could still do things better. Our group had such good chemistry. Their were barely any problems with our group.